Super Aguri team withdraws from F1 world championship

Crisis-torn Super Aguri today finally withdrew from the 2008 Formula One world championship.

Super Aguri team withdraws from F1 world championship
Tue, 06 May, 2008 - 10:18

Crisis-torn Super Aguri today finally withdrew from the 2008 Formula One world championship.

After hovering on the brink of collapse for a number of weeks, the team owned by former F1 driver Aguri Suzuki, has now been forced out of business due to financial difficulties.

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