Tue, 01 Nov, 2005 - 15:21
Aguri Suzuki concedes he has “a huge amount of work” in front of him if he is to launch the first all-new Formula One team since 2002.
Former grand prix racer Suzuki, who became the first Japanese driver to stand on the podium at Suzuka in 1990, today unveiled details of his Honda-backed team.
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