Manor Marussia F1’s return to the grid is a fairytale story with a last-minute rescue measuresled bythe defiant John Booth and Graeme Lowdonof Manor Motorsports following the collapse of primary investor Marussia Motors after three years of holding control stakes in the team that ran at the back of the field. But this season will go down in history as one of mentally toughest for the resilient British outfit following the demise of Frenchman Jules Bianchi who raced in their colours and won two points at the 2014 Monaco Grand Prix that crucially ensured their survival. The team entered administration in November, a few days after the now-deceased Caterham, and did not participate in the...
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