Ant returns to action with Honda

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ANTHONY DAVIDSON

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Thursday 12th June 2008

Anthony Davidson was back behind the wheel of a F1 car on Thursday for the first time since the demise of Super Aguri just over five weeks ago.

The Japanese privateer team was forced to fold early last month after the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona due to debts of over �50million and after failing to secure a credible backer.

That left Davidson and team-mate Takuma Sato out of a job, however, the 29-year-old is again testing with Honda.

Nine of the 10 teams - Force India the exception - are on track at the Circuit de Catalunya over the next three days.

With official test driver Alex Wurz competing in the Le Mans 24 Hours this weekend with Peugeot, Honda have turned to Davidson to assist in their preparations for next week's French Grand Prix.

Davidson's association with Honda stretches back to 2002 when he was test driver to the team then known as BAR, prior to finally being given his break in Formula One with Super Aguri last year.

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