Well would you look at the time: it’s “bail out Manor” o’clock. Again. If the story of F1 in the 2010’s has been the dominance of two teams at the front end of the field, an underrated subplot has been its complete inability to sustain the teams at the back. Nothing exemplifies that better than Manor’s current predicament, which is just further proof that the sport is in desperate need of change. Kicking off 2017 by entering administration for the second time in a little over two years, the Banbury outfit once again find themselves seeking last-minute intervention if they are to be on the grid in Melbourne. Collapsing mid-season in 2014, the team was rescued by OVO Energy...
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