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Zane @ May 6th 2008 1:41PM
It's a real shame to see them go away like that. I don't know anybody who hated Super Aguri. They were the real underdogs and though most of us are Ferrari, McLaren, Williams or Renault fans, seeing them battle hard usually meant a good race. I distinctly remember my entire group of F1 friends cheering Sato when he came right up to 9th place in the Spanish GP.
RIP SA.
Franz @ May 6th 2008 1:48PM
True. I'm a McLaren fan, and my brother is Tifosi till death. Watching F1 together while downing a few cold ones has been a ritual of ours for the past 10 years or so, and we've been big F1 fans since the mid 80s. We're terrible rivals, but we always find common ground when cheering for Super Aguri. It's not gonna be quite the same without them on the grid this Sunday.