Super Aguri announces launch date
Super Aguri has announced that the 2007 SA07 will be launched on March 12th in Tokyo, six days before the season opener in Melbourne. Further details will be released in the near future. The team retains Takuma Sato and he is joined by former Honda ...
Super Aguri has announced that the 2007 SA07 will be launched on March 12th in Tokyo, six days before the season opener in Melbourne. Further details will be released in the near future. The team retains Takuma Sato and he is joined by former Honda tester Anthony Davidson to complete the race line up.
Other upcoming launches are Williams, this week on Friday at the team's home base of Grove, UK, with drivers Nico Rosberg and Alex Wurz. Spyker will also launch in the UK, at the Silverstone circuit next door to the team factory on February 5th, and its driver line up for 2007 is Christijan Albers and Adrian Sutil.
Only Toro Rosso remains to confirm its drivers and a definite date to present its new car. The provisional date of February 6th hasn't been confirmed as the team is yet to finalize its testing plans. Robert Doornbos is out of the running for a race seat as he was recently re-signed as Red Bull's tester for 2007, so Scott Speed and Tonio Liuzzi seem likely to stay.
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