Manor F1 Team Boss John Booth insists the team are better prepared now that three key members of staff are starting work ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix. View the original post... read more »

Manor Marussia team principal John Booth says the squad can be proud of its efforts after the first four 'flyaway' races of the campaign. Manor Marussia put together... read more »

Manor Marussia team boss John Booth says the outfit can feel "justifiably proud" of its efforts over the opening four flyaway rounds of the season. While the… read more »

Despite being lapped more than once in Bahrain, Manor team principal John Booth says the team can be "justifiably proud" of what they have achieved... read more »

Manor Marussia team boss John Booth hopes that the outfit's full 2015 Formula 1 car will be ready for the sport's summer break in August. Manor started the… read more »

Bahrain GP Friday press conference with Manor's John Booth, Renault's Rob White, McLaren's Eric Boullier, Ferrari's Maurizio Arrivabene, Sauber's... read more »

Manor Marussia Team Principal John Booth says that the squad's new car will not be introduced until after Formula 1's summer break. Manor Marussia modified its 2014... read more »

Today's press conference with Maurizio Arrivabene, John Booth, Eric Boullier, Monisha Kaltenborn, Rob White and Toto Wolff. read more »

Friday FIA press conference from Sakhir in Bahrain with John Booth, Rob White, Eric Boullier, Maurizio Arrivabene, Monisha Kaltenborn and Toto Wolff read more »

Manor team principal John Booth says the team is aiming to have its 2015 Formula 1 car ready for the summer break in August read more »

Manor Marussia Team Principal John Booth says the squad can be 'proud' of its achievements in China after it got both cars to the finish for the first time… read more »

Manor Marussia team principal John Booth says that the squad continues to make good progress after both Will Stevens and Roberto Merhi qualified for the Chinese Grand Prix.... read more »

Manor team principal John Booth says the team has begun its 2015 development programme after completing its first full race distance in Malaysia read more »

Former F1 driver John Watson believes McLaren are likely to only be in a position to challenge for the Championship in 2017... read more »

Former driver John Watson is expecting to see a much stronger McLaren-Honda at next weekend's Chinese Grand Prix. The British driver, who won four races with McLaren,... read more »

John Watson is expecting to see a "much stronger" performance from McLaren-Honda at next weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, although he warns that there is still… read more »

Sebastian Vettel has his mojo back and Ferrari exploited a chink in Mercedes’ armour, according to F1 Midweek Report guests Mark Hutcheson and John Watson. read more »

Manor drivers Roberto Merhi and Will Stevens will be allowed to take part in the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday despite failing to meet the required 107 per cent time.... read more »

The Manor F1 Team finally took to the track in Malaysia, and John Booth was delighted to see both Will Stevens and Roberto Merhi competing at Sepang. read more »

Manor finally made their 2015 debut at Sepang on Friday with team principal John Booth saying he is delighted that their hard work is paying off... read more »

Manor Marussia declared themselves 'thrilled' as their car hit the circuit for the first time during practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix. Will Stevens and Roberto... read more »

Manor is "100 per cent" certain of being able to run in tomorrow morning's first free practice session ahead of the second Formula 1 race of the year in... read more »

Manor is "100 per cent" certain of being able to run in tomorrow morning's first free practice session ahead of the second Formula 1 race of the year in... read more »

F1 driver-turned-commentator John Watson insists that those intimately involved in the sport need to take a good look at what they are doing to harm it. read more »

John Watson says F1 teams need to pull together for the good of the sport as it can’t survive with “just four big teams”. read more »