The 2008 Super Aguri SA08 has passed the mandatory FIA crash tests and has now been cleared to compete in the upcoming F1 season. It was a glimmer of good news for the small team which is currently struggling to sort out its finances.

Super Aguri has confirmed that its new SA08 car has passed the FIA's mandatory crash tests – meaning the team has been officially cleared to compete in 2008.

Giancarlo Fisichella has high hopes for the upcoming season when he will drive the freshly-launched Force India car. The Italian believes the car will be a good step forward from what the new owners inherited from Spyker.

SA08 signed off by the FIA

Red Bull ace predicts a more entertaining season of racing following ban on driver aids.

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Rumours are doing the rounds that a Russian investors could be moving in on the struggling Super Aguri team. Aguri Suzuki has long been looking for a cash injection to his team which was hit by some major sponsors failing to pay up last year.

Mark Webber says F1 will be even more exciting to watch in 2008, than it proved last season, courtesy of the new regulations coming into force ahead of the season opener in Australia.

Force India launch their 2008 Formula One car and insist it will mark the start of better performances.

Christian Klien is ready to step into the race seat for BMW at any point the team may need him to in 2008, after the German team confirmed the Austrian as its test and reserve driver.