The Manor F1 Team has been summoned by the Australian Grand Prix race stewards to explain why it failed to take part in qualifying for the race this weekend. The outfit, which... read more »

Toto Wolff, Monisha Kaltenborn, Maurizio Arrivabene and Graeme Lowdon among those who attended Friday's FIA press conference... read more »

Graeme Lowdon says Manor is doing everything it can to get its cars on track in Australia, but admits it is facing a difficult task. read more »

Manor’s Graeme Lowdon is unsure as yet whether the team’s cars will run in the Australian GP but still thinks they made the right decision in heading to Melbourne. read more »

Manor CEO Graeme Lowdon admits he is not quite sure when his cars will hit the track in Melbourne, saying "there are a lot of issues"... read more »

McLaren driver Jenson Button is set to make his London Marathon debut in April with Manor's sporting director Graeme Lowdon also entering the race read more »

The Manor Marussia F1 Team, barring a disaster, is guaranteed to be on the Australian Grand Prix starting grid after its modified 2014 chassis passed the mandatory FIA crash... read more »

Manor's President and Sporting Director Graeme Lowdon says the squad is in discussions with a few 'quick young' drivers and is hopeful that a team-mate for Will... read more »

Manor's sporting director Graeme Lowdon says there is no timetable for the new 2015 Formula 1 car, but it is unlikely at the early flyaway rounds read more »

The Manor Marussia F1 Team has confirmed the investor behind its revival is Stephen Fitzpatrick, founder of UK energy company Ovo, along with details of its plans for the... read more »

Manor has confirmed that it will compete in next weekend's Australian Grand Prix, ensuring that 10 teams will start the new campaign. Manor revealed that Stephen... read more »

Manor, formerly Marussia, still believes a return to the Formula 1 grid in 2015 remains possible, despite news that their comeback has been blocked by rival teams. The outfit... read more »

Former Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon says "it's still certainly possible" for the team to be saved, with Wednesday's auction of assets having... read more »

Former Marussia boss Graeme Lowdon admits the team's hopes of returning to the grid in 2015 will be gone completely if a second auction of its assets goes ahead this week read more »

The Marussia F1 Team (or Manor GP as it's listed on the FIA entrant sheet), has just 48 hours if it's to make the grid this season according to former boss Graeme... read more »

Graeme Lowdon says there is still a possibility that Marussia can enter the upcoming Formula 1 season, though concedes that time is running out. read more »

Any remaining hope that Marussia could return to the F1 grid this season will be extinguished if Wednesday’s auction of the team's equipment goes ahead, former boss Graeme... read more »

Marussia racing and Ferrari test driver, Jules Bianchi is still in coma and his condition has not changed significantly according to Marussia Sporting Director and President,... read more »

Graeme Lowdon says Marussia can still return to Formula One and says the team is even hopeful a rescue deal can be sorted out by the Abu Dhabi finale read more »

Graeme Lowdon still thinks that the team formerly known as Marussia can continue in Formula 1 – perhaps even in Abu Dhabi’s season finale. read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon says his team owes it to Jules Bianchi to do all it can to defend its position in the Formula 1 world championship read more »

Max Chilton admits Marussia need to regroup while sporting director Graeme Lowdon has vowed to support Jules Bianchi's family in any shape or form... read more »

Friday FIA press conference from Sochi in Russia with Eric Boullier, Monisha Kaltenborn, Franz Tost, Marco Mattiacci, Graeme Lowdon and Christian Horner. read more »

Marussia's Graeme Lowdon says the team has been overwhelmed by support in the days following Jules Bianchi's serious accident at the Japanese Grand Prix. Bianchi... read more »

Marussia F1's Graeme Lowdon says the immense support the team has received in the wake of Jules Bianchi's accident has 'helped enormously'. read more »