By GMM
Struggling F1 team Super Aguri looks set to take to the grid when the 2008 season gets racing in Australia next weekend.
Some of the formula one freight touched down near Melbourne on Sunday evening and Monday morning and was transported to the Albert Park circuit.
Among the equipment were crates bearing the logo of the Honda-powered team.
Moreover, the newspaper Evening Standard said Anthony Davidson, despite not being officially confirmed as the team's continuing racer, is en route to the southern continent, albeit on an economy flight.
His wife and manager Carrie said: "It's been a difficult winter. Ant is still awaiting certain assurances from the team."
Struggling F1 team Super Aguri looks set to take to the grid when the 2008 season gets racing in Australia next weekend.
Some of the formula one freight touched down near Melbourne on Sunday evening and Monday morning and was transported to the Albert Park circuit.
Among the equipment were crates bearing the logo of the Honda-powered team.
Moreover, the newspaper Evening Standard said Anthony Davidson, despite not being officially confirmed as the team's continuing racer, is en route to the southern continent, albeit on an economy flight.
His wife and manager Carrie said: "It's been a difficult winter. Ant is still awaiting certain assurances from the team."