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F1: Super Aguri to Skip Barcelona Test
Written by: RACER & autosport.com
RACER Magazine   http://www.racer.com/speedtv
02/18/2008
Leafield, UK
 
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As Super Aguri’s financial woes continue, the team has announced today that it will miss this week’s Formula 1 testing sessions at Barcelona.

Aguri Suzuki’s team had originally planned to show their new car at the Circuit de Catalunya tomorrow, then scrapped those plans saying only Suzuki himself and technical director Mark Preston would be available for interviews this Tuesday. Now,
not even that is going to happen.

"Super Aguri F1 Team will not be participating at the test in Barcelona this week due to circumstances beyond our control," the team said in a statement today.

"We are planning to attend the test at the Circuit de Catalunya next week with two cars. We would like to apologize to our colleagues in the media who had made arrangements to attend our Q&A tomorrow."
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