Super-Aguri will have to wait until next week to find out if it can continue its adventure in F1. Indeed, no decision about its future was made following a meeting between team boss Aguri Suzuki and senior Honda executives.<\/p>\n
The small team based in Leafield has been fighting for its survival since a takeover project with the Magma group failed shortly after the Bahrain Grand Prix.<\/p>\n
However, a last-minute agreement may be possible with the German company Weigl Group. This new investor is crucial to continue in this sport.<\/p>\n
It is understood that a final decision on the course of action can only be considered after a meeting of Honda’s board of directors early next week.<\/p>\n
The question is on hold due to a period of four public holidays in Japan in the coming days, known as Golden Week.<\/p>\n
Super-Aguri will therefore have to wait until the last moment to prepare for the Turkish Grand Prix, as usual…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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