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Super Aguri F1 rijdt volgend jaar op Bridgestone rubber

Door Stijn Vermeulen30 januari 2006 · 16:10 uur1 min lezen

Het Japanse Super Aguri F1 dat vorige week officieel als deelnemer voor het F1-kampioenschap werd aangekondigd zal komend seizoen op Bridgestone banden rijden. Ondanks dat ze met een Honda motor zullen rijden, die met hun officiële team op Michelin rubber zit.

Bridgestone, dat vanaf 2007 de enige bandenleverancier wordt aangezien Michelin ermee stopt, bevoorraadt nu met Super Aguri erbij aan 5 teams: Ferrari, Midland F1, Williams, Toyota en Super Aguri.

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