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F1: Super Aguri’s sponsorship woes threaten Davidson’s season
Potentially bad news for Anthony Davidson and his fans. It is reported that Aguri Suzuki, Super Aguri team principal, is having to tighten his belt following the failure of a sponsor to cough up a considerable sum of promised cash.
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Lionheart: the career of Dan Wheldon in photos
Dan Wheldon was marked for greatness right from the start, when as a child he battled the young Anthony Davidson and Jenson Button across the karting circuits of the UK.
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F1: Fortune deserts Brits in Bahrain sands
One British driver had a trouble-free Bahrain Grand Prix in which he got the most from his car, gained places from his grid position, and beat his team-mate. Unfortunately for the bigger names at the front of the field, it was Anthony Davidson in the lowly Super Aguri.
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F1: British Grand Prix is selling out
Time’s running out if you want to see Lewis Hamilton, David Coulthard, Jenson Button and Anthony Davidson race at their home circuit this year. Tickets for the British Grand Prix, taking place on July 4-6, are selling so fast that the venue has announced that it is building an extra stand seating two and a half thousand spectators.
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F1 season finale: Fun all the way for Super Aguri
Perhaps it was because there was no championship for the team to fight for, but Super Aguri and Anthony Davidson seem to have enjoyed themselves rather a lot in Brazil.
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24 Hours of Le Mans: Audi triumph as Peugeot collapse
Audi has taken a clean sweep in the LMP1 class of the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race following one of the toughest and most attritional events in living memory.
24hrs of Le Mans, Allan McNish, Andy Meyrick, Andy Priaulx, Anthony Davidson, Automobile Club de l’Ouest, Circuit de la Sarthe, Danny Watts, Darren Turner, Jonathan Kennard, Jonny Cocker, Jonny Kane, Leo Mansell, Lord Drayson, Marino Franchitti, Nick Leventis, Nigel Mansell, Richard Westbrook, Ryan Dalziel, Sam Hancock
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F1: Paffett says testers need more hands-on experience
Formula One’s test and reserve drivers need to get hands-on experience during race weekends if they are to be ready to step into a car when needed, according to one of the most experienced testers out there.
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24 Hours of Le Mans: the Brits to watch out for this year
Webber wins the Monaco Grand Prix and Franchitti the Indianapolis 500. Can a Brit take the 24 Hours of Le Mans podium? Put it this way – there’s a pretty good chance.
24hrs of Le Mans, Allan McNish, Andy Meyrick, Andy Priaulx, Anthony Davidson, Automobile Club de l’Ouest, Circuit de la Sarthe, Danny Watts, Darren Turner, Greg Mansell, Guy Smith, Jonathan Kennard, Jonny Cocker, Jonny Kane, Leo Mansell, Lord Drayson, Marino Franchitti, Nick Leventis, Nigel Mansell, Oliver Jarvis, Richard Westbrook, Ryan Dalziel, Sam Hancock