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#115244
Super Aguri is quite possibly the most brilliant team name ever concieved. It's always refreshing to see people in F1 that don't take themselves too seriously!
cap-dude wrote:Its already pretty likely that 3 teams will have to be chosen. They can't let everyone join.
Thinking about it, that could conceivably cause a serious problem - a team like USF1, for example, could get get accepted over 'team x' for all the wrong reasons, in that USF1 would offer commercial opportunites that another team might not, and get accepted on that basis; even if they were 4 seconds a lap slower than the other team.
#115253
Well as I see it there are 4 slots open for new F1 teams next year 1 of them being buying Toro Rosso and turning it into a true constructor I guess that's the only guaranteed way of gaining entry the other could be by taking up one of the 3 empty slots in the pits. The FIA has some hard choices to make.
#115254
Ah yeah, forgot about Toro Rosso... :scratchchin:
#115261
Denthúl wrote:
Jensonb wrote:Can we address (Once again) that the name is preposterous?

Good luck to him though.
I don't see anything wrong with the name. I can think of far worse ones. :)
Same here, Super Aguri is a pretty damn cool name. It works. Unlike a lot of other teams.
#115292
Denthúl wrote:I'd love to see Super Aguri back in the sport - I was both devastated and furious (at Fry) when they left in 2008.
I find it highly suspect that so many people think Nick Fry actually had the power to pull the plug on Super Aguri. The real culprit is clearly HONDA Motor Company.
#115315
It would be great to see Super Aguri back. Considering how small the team was I thought they were doing okay a couple of years ago. Didn't Sato manage to get up to 5th in Canada at one point? Or is my memory going kaput lol!
#115367
Jensonb wrote:
Denthúl wrote:I'd love to see Super Aguri back in the sport - I was both devastated and furious (at Fry) when they left in 2008.
I find it highly suspect that so many people think Nick Fry actually had the power to pull the plug on Super Aguri. The real culprit is clearly HONDA Motor Company.
Hm? I'm referring mostly to the comments he made straight afterwards...
#115383
Denthúl wrote:
Jensonb wrote:
Denthúl wrote:I'd love to see Super Aguri back in the sport - I was both devastated and furious (at Fry) when they left in 2008.
I find it highly suspect that so many people think Nick Fry actually had the power to pull the plug on Super Aguri. The real culprit is clearly HONDA Motor Company.
Hm? I'm referring mostly to the comments he made straight afterwards...
Sorry, it just seemed like you were adding your voice to the many who seem determined to blame Nick for SA's collapse.
#115384
Jensonb wrote:
Denthúl wrote:I'd love to see Super Aguri back in the sport - I was both devastated and furious (at Fry) when they left in 2008.
I find it highly suspect that so many people think Nick Fry actually had the power to pull the plug on Super Aguri. The real culprit is clearly HONDA Motor Company.
Lol don't be so naive he had alot to do with it.

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