Super Aguri-Honda: Everyone's second-favorite team

[raikk]

Everybody loves an underdog.

ya.......Minardi..

[Ian McC]

Hmm, nope sorry, can't manage much interest in them.

[blakebeatty]

now prodrive on the other hand... (sarcasm)

so seriously, what team would you care the least if they pulled out of formula 1

[tinchote]

so seriously, what team would you care the least if they pulled out of formula 1

I would only miss Williams, McLaren, and Ferrari. The remaining teams are too new to "belong" to F1; until the prove the opposite, they are mercenary teams, just businesses.

[LeonBrooke]

I'd like Super Aguri more if they didn't have Anthony Davison and Taku Sato - it makes them seem too much like a Honda B-team especially with the RA106. If they still had their own car I'd like them more.

[truefan72]

By some of the comments here, I suspect some of you would be quite happy seeing 6 cars race around the circuit and all other "meaningless teams" fade away. At one time Williams was completely dominant, now struggling, at one time Ferrari were mostly irrelevant in terms of performance, McClaren went through a rough patch, too.

The point is, hopefully these teams will be around for dozens of years ( as long as the sport lasts) and maybe in 5-10 years, Toyota will be hoisting championships, RBR will be winning plenty of Races, Spyker maybe regarded as the 21st century Ferrari ( then bought out like a Fiat type ) and so forth..

I like to watch the races and my personal favorites do not equate to me wishing any team ill or that they would leave the series. Same goes for drivers. Liking or disliking a driver should not mean that one should wish they leave the series. It should never be our call to make. No matter the motives, anytime one decides to invest millions of dollars in order to provide us with entertainment and a shot of glory should be commended.

That goes for all those that tried and failed before them. I thank them for their efforts and making it a worthwhile theatre for me to enjoy.