F1: When will Super Aguri Racing bring out their new car?
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Super Aguri is currently using the SA05 which are reworked four year-old Arrow A23s. The new Super Aguri SA06 will come no sooner than Silverstone/British Grand Prix.
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New Black Car \nby July For Kings
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I seriously doubt we'll see any female F1 drivers anytime soon, not even as test drivers. The last one, Giovanna Amati, attempted, and failed to qualify for three races in 1992 with the cash-strapped Brabham team.\nA few years ago, there were suggestions that Eddie Jordan might put Sarah Kavanagh in one of his cars, but it never happened. At the time, Kavanagh was racing in the Euro Formula Boss series and with fairly limited success.\nhttp://www.sarahkavanagh.com/\nFormula One seems to have little or no interest in either Danica Patrick (IRL) or Katherine Legge (ChampCar), so, I don't think we should ever look to see them in the series.\nKeiko Ihara from Japan is currently running in the British Formula Three series with Carlin Motorsports and she has expressed ambitions about being an F1 driver, but she got a late start in racing and is light years away from top-flight motorsports.
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A definite yes. next year they will be using the C4. Sebastian Loeb has been confirm as their lead driver while the second driver has not yet decided.
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Are you for or against the GP being held at Speedway?   Do you think it should be held at a different circuit?   There are several circuits - I can find Autopolis (which was used for Sports Car races but went bankrupt), Fuji, Suzuka and Ti Aida.   Are there any more?   where do you think it should be held?\n\nI found the following articles on the below website:\n\nFORMULA ONE News Friday, 24th March 2006  Official: Fuji new home for Japanese GP.\n \n The Japanese Grand Prix will move to the Fuji International Speedway next year.\n\nOfficial confirmation came on Friday, after months of rumours, which intensified at the season opening Bahrain Grand Prix earlier this month. The circuit, which is owned by Toyota, put out an announcement that they have reached an agreement with Bernie Ecclestone's Formula One Administration Limited, which will see it become the venue for the Japanese GP from 2007.\n\n"We, at FOA, have the pleasure that Fuji Speedway, as the brand new venue nestled at the foot of the most majestic Mt. Fuji, will be the new home of Japanese F1 Grand Prix," said Ecclectone. "We also have a good expectation that the F1 event there would be the opening of new era of Formula One history."\n\n **********************\n  \nFuji Speedway to stage F1 Japanese Grand Prix\nFri 24 Mar, 10:17 AM\n\nTOKYO (AFP) - Toyota Motor said it had received the green light to stage the Formula One Japanese Grand Prix from next year at its renovated Fuji Speedway, in a boost in its showdown with rival automaker Honda.\n\nIt was a long-awaited decision for Toyota since its Fuji International Speedway completed the upgrade of the race course on the foot of Mount Fuji a year ago.\n\nFormula One Administration Limited chairman Bernie Ecclestone said that Fuji Speedway, "the brand new venue nestled at the foot of the most majestic Mount Fuji, will be the new home of Japanese F1 Grand Prix," according to Toyota.\n\n"We also have a good expectation that the F1 event there would be the opening of new era of Formula One history," he was quoted as saying in a Toyota statement.\n\nToyota enlarged the paddock of the track to meet F1 specifications, winning approval of a "Grade One" licence by the International Automobile Federation in January last year.\n\nToyota, which holds 93.4 percent shares of Fuji International Speedway Co. Ltd., and Honda intensified their motor sports rivalry in 2002 when Toyota made its F1 debut as a full works team.\n\nHonda has its own circuits at Suzuka, 300 kilometres (185 miles) southwest of Tokyo, which has the rights to stage the Japanese Grand Prix until this year, and at Twin Ring Motegi, 100 kilometres (62 miles) north of Tokyo.\n\nIt remains possible that Japan will stage two Grand Prix events next year, with one going to each automaker. No date was immediately announced for the Grand Prix at Fuji Speedway.\n\nHonda, which quit F1 racing in 1992 after eight successful years as an engine supplier, made a comeback in 2000 with an engine for the British American Racing outfit.\n\nHonda started the championship this season as a full constructor, while former F1 driver Aguri Suzuki joined the tour in a new all-Japanese team with a Honda engine.\n\nThe Fuji Speedway opened in 1965 and staged two F1 races in 1976 and 1977.\n\nThe latter year saw a spectator and steward killed when a Ferrari driven by Gilles Villeneuve ploughed into the crowd following a shunt from Sweden's Ronnie Peterson in a Tyrrel.\n\n **********************\nthe accident was very bad and Fuji Speedway lost the GP so I presume a lot of safety work has gone on!
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they got an 8 cylinder merc from Germany last time, i think it will be 12 cylinders this time lol
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That's a good question! \nHe's been there and done it all! He's still the master of the F1 and will go down in history with all the former great ones!\n\nSaying that, I think he'll continue another year as he not going to give up just because he's having some bad races. He's still a great driver and even after the scandals of Monaco, you have to admit that he drove one of the best races there!\n\nAnd as I'm a fan of Alonso it makes things all the more exciting to have him in the race and watch the duals!
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Well.. alonso will never ever be as good as Michael.. the only problem is that Ferrari have not yet found the perfect car... they will soon.. and beleive me the win at Imola was not a matter of chance.. Michael is still by far the best formula one driver the world's would see.. let's see if Alonso can grab as much title as Michael did and then we will be able to compare.. but for the moment.. no way Alonso's still a rookie comparing to Michael. Maybe he will win the title this year coz ferrari isn't at it's best while renault is.. but come on give Michael a good car.. and see what he can do.. he can kick Alonso's ass by far :P
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At the moment it looks like a straight out fight between Fernando and Kimi. Honda, Ferrari and Williams look to be fast, but not fast enough to challenge for the drivers title, fast enough to be pests in the way though.
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It's far too early to speculate; let's wait until all the car launches have happened and the drivers have put some test mileage on them.\nI can't imagine anyone would have predicted at this time last year that McLaren wouldn't win a race in 2006.
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Read all about it here.\n\nhttp://www.formula1.com/insight/
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YES \nhe can...\nbut still there are other good teams and drivers in the circuit.\nsince he is already a legent and with lots of experience and a new car i will put my money on shumi.
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It is rumored that Montoya will leave Mclaren to make way for  Fernando Alonso. \n\n***Alonso's new team-mate at McLaren is currently down to 4 possible drivers: \n*Kimi Räikkönen, if he doesn't choose the Ferrari or Renault deals. \n*Juan Pablo Montoya, however, he is looking for a long term contract, and is unlikely to get one at McLaren due to the emergence of Lewis Hamilton in GP2. He is said to be looking for deals with Renault, BMW, Toyota and Red Bull. \n*Lewis Hamilton who is currently taking GP2 by storm, and is contracted to McLaren. He's unlikely to jump straight into a Formula 1 race seat at McLaren though, with a year of testing or driving with a back-of-the-grid team the most likely outcome. \n*Nico Rosberg, even though he is contracted to Williams for a few more years. He could be bought as Honda did with Jenson Button.\n\nMontoya is looking at Renault, BMW, Toyota and Red Bull all giving him a start in the 2007 season. Ferrari probably wont be an option for Montoya if Shumacher stays on and Massa gets a new contract (he's current contract runs out at the end of the season).
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He took a number of succesful tests in the 248 F1 (this year's Ferrari), but he said that F1 is out of the question. FOR NOW.\nWe'll see what he feels in 2 or 3 years' time.
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Alonso, without a doubt. The Renaults are the best cars out there at the moment. If McLaren could get their act together, Kimi Raikkonnen would have a shot.
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We'll find out on July 9th...Forza Italia
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