After Barcelona, things continue going worse for the small F1 team, super Aguri. This time the team's trucks and motorhome were denied permission to enter the Turkish circuit in Istanbul.

But all hope is not lost as the Wiegl group is probably going to reach an agreement with the team and help its rescue. They will meet some Honda officials to talk about the financial issues and try to settle things out.

However some Honda's officials claim that Honda's CEO, Nick Fry, had informed Formula One management that the Japanese team will not be racing in this weekend's grand prix. He had expressed his doubts about the ability of Weigl group to rescue the team.

"It would appear unlikely that a company the size of Weigl is able to support a competitive Formula One team, unless of course there are other partners of which we have not been made aware," he told some F1 news media.

For the time, Super Aguri's trucks and motorhome are being parked outside the track, waiting for some news that will allow them to plan their future.