Founded by former F1 driver Aguri Suzuki, the team was in its third season on the Formula One circuit. The Honda-powered Japanese outfit ran into financial troubles last year, and a planned buyout fell through last month.

"With the help of Honda, we have somehow managed to keep the team going, but we find it difficult to establish a way to continue the activities in the future within the environment surrounding F1 and as a result, I have concluded to withdraw from the championship," Suzuki said in a statement.

With drivers Anthony Davidson and Takuma Sato, the Super Aguri team had not registered a point through four races in this year's series.