Super Aguri: the second coming
As the Super Aguri name makes a surprise return in Formula E, SAM SMITH gets the inside line on the team's ambitious plans for the FIA's new all-electric series
Five years after its brief Formula 1 stint came to an end, the Super Aguri name is back in the motorsport headlines after the announcement that it was being revived for an ambitious campaign in the FIA's new Formula E series.
The all-new operation will be led by overall executive chairman Aguri Suzuki, who has formed the new look Super Aguri Formula E (SAFE) team along with other key figures from the former Super Aguri F1 squad, which disbanded in 2008.
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