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If teams find the need to merge, then something is very wrong with F1.
Super Aguri didn't actually merge with Brawn. They had their own premises at Leafield, which are now owned by Caterham. Brawn actually had to get rid of some of its own employees in order to be able to have a reasonable budget for the 2009 season. I think that maybe some of the Super Aguri team ended up at Brawn, Williams and Toyota, hence their double diffusers, which were originally a Super Aguri idea.
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