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Teixeira, Mallya, India, Sato, Super Aguri, Japan and national F1 teams
2008-05-02 09:42:00 I was quite surprised when I read Tony Teixeira’s (A1 GP boss) outburst aimed at Vijay Mallya, the Force India F1 boss. I was also quite impressed by the strong and well aimed reply Mr. Mallya sent back. Here is quick summary just in case you missed out: Tony Teixeira to Reuters: “It’s the wrong message. I ...
By: F1 Wolf
Things do not seem to be getting any better for Super Aguri
2008-02-19 11:26:00 I believe that by now Max Mosley is not the only person with serious doubts about the future of the smallest team on the Formula 1 grid. These are the latest words of Aguri Suzuki, the team owner: “Super Aguri will not take part in testing in Barcelona this week because of elements out of our ...
By: F1 Wolf
Are people really getting so crazy ?
2008-01-31 11:54:00 It was crazy enough idea 2 or so years back when Superi Aguri got conceived in order to keep Taku Sato in F1. I am a fan of Sato and I am glad he is still around and his move on Alonso last year was awesome. But still, the idea to create a multimillion dollar ...
By: F1 Wolf
Indian Investors Looking Into Aguri Deal
2008-01-30 17:44:00 Indian company Spice Group who are the main force behind A1GP Team India have admitted that they are in talks with Super Aguri about a possible investment deal. The group, if successful, will be the second major Indian investment into F1 after Vijay Mallya invested in the former Spyker team, now known as Force India. There ...
Honda warns Super Aguri over drivers
2008-01-30 12:04:00 This week has been mostly about Honda, thanks to their car launch. Super Aguri also made it to the news thanks to Max Mosley’s doubts about their future. Now the strong words from Honda, namely from Nick Fry (to Reuters) only add to Super Aguri woes: “The intent for 2008 is that Aguri will be on ...
By: F1 Wolf
Karthikeyan Still Hoping For F1 Return
2007-12-22 15:08:00 Narain Karthikeyan has admitted that he is still hoping for a return to F1, despite 3 years without a race drive. The Indian driver came into F1 in 2005, with a race seat at Jordan Grand Prix, although he managed to achieve very little, interest in F1 in India was highly invigorated and many support him, ...
Karthikeyan Still Hopeful Of 08 Race Seat
2007-12-01 15:39:00 Williams test driver Narain Karthikeyan has admitted that he is still hopeful that he can negotiate his way into a race seat for 2008. The Indian driver has been testing with Williams since his first season in F1, where he raced for the now defunct Jordan team. Karthikeyan’s manager spoke out, saying he was confused to why ... |
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