Super Aguri Banned from the Turkish Grand Prix OMG how tight?

Question

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/05052008/58/turkey-bans-super-aguri.html

What is your views on this?

Answer 1

Well they have now officially withdrawn from F1 all because Honda had a c**p year last year and were shown up by them.

Answer 2

its sad, looks like another F1 team is going to bite the dust, you would of thought someone would be seriously interested investing in a complete, ready to go team.

Answer 3

Honda are getting on my nerves a bit now. Fry doesn't seem to even want to give Weigl group a chance at taking over Super Aguiri.

Answer 4

I think it was stupid for Honda CEO Nick Fry to tell FOM that they wouldn't compete when no one knows if Weigl will help Super Aguri or not! I personally think he should've waited until the final results came out before he made this decision! He believes that the Weigl deal won't happen, but Weigl says that they have plenty of people to help Super Aguri out! I hope they do go for the deal and that Super Aguri can race this weekend!

Answer 5

It won't matter now...

Super Aguri withdrew from the 2008 championship.

I think the guys at Honda are sighing with relief.

Answer 6

Honda are upset that the last investor promised one single payment in full on that 100 million, i have a feeling the wiegal groups offer to pay in 3 payments will be better than cutting losses so i expect to see them on the track Fri morning,

Edit: whoops guessed that one wrong, didn't i

Answer 7

I think it was stupid for Honda CEO Nick Fry to tell FOM that they wouldn't compete.

Answer 8

Makes sense.

Who's gonna pay for their GP if Honda isn't going to?

Unless a deal with some investor is in place they can't start spending money they don't have.

Honda's decision is obviously not to keep throwing money down an empty pocket, the team will have to take care of it's own.

This being the case it's no surprise they were denied access to the paddock.