The race numbers of Manor Marussia drivers Will Stevens and Roberto Merhi have been confirmed. read more »

Haas F1 team is confident of making its debut in 2016 after hiring key staff and acquiring Marussia's ex-headquarters. read more »

The Haas F1 Team is on schedule to become the first American-led team to join the grid in over 30 years when it makes its expected debut next season. The team, led by owner... read more »

Haas F1 has confirmed the purchase of Marussia's Banbury base and the appointment of key technical staff, including former McLaren designer Rob Taylor and Ferrari aero... read more »

Formula 1 newcomers Haas F1 has completed the purchase of former team Marussia s Banbury factory and named its new management team as it gears up for its debut in the sport in 2016 read more »

Haas has confirmed several new signings ahead of its debut in Formula 1 next season. Gene Haas' eponymous squad will join the pack in 2016, operating out of Kannapolis in... read more »

Manor Marussia has announced that Roberto Merhi will partner Will Stevens in the opening rounds of the 2015 season. read more »

Manor Marussia have confirmed that Spaniard Roberto Merhi will partner Will Stevens in the opening rounds of the 2015 Formula One season... read more »

Manor Marussia has announced former Formula 3 Euro Series champion Roberto Merhi as the occupant of its second race seat for this weekend's season-opening Australian Grand... read more »

Spain's Roberto Merhi is named as the second driver for the Manor Marussia Formula 1 team in the coming season. read more »

The Manor Marussia F1 Team have confirmed that their second seat will be filled by 23-year-old Roberto Merhi for the "opening rounds" of the 2015 season. The Spanish... read more »

There are only three near certainties as F1 heads Down Under: a Mercedes engine will win, a McLaren will record a DNF and a Manor Marussia will be at the back... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has called the decision to switch to V6-hyrbid engines "one of the few sensible" ideas Formula 1 has made in recent times. That's despite... read more »

The Manor Marussia team has been officially cleared to take part in next weekend's season-opening Australian Grand Prix, after passing all of the FIA's mandatory... 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 Marussia are cleared to compete at the opening race of the season after passing mandatory crash tests. read more »

The Manor Marussia F1 team has made another big step towards its return to the grid after its car passed the necessary 2015 crash tests to allow it to take part read more »

The Manor Marussia F1 Team held a press conference on Wednesday to announce their new backer, Stephen Fitzpatrick of OVO Energy, and also their intention to contest the entire... read more »

Former Sainsburys chief and now Manor Marussia chairman Justin King has denied he is creating closer ties with the sport in order to succeed Bernie Ecclestone. King has been... read more »

Stephen Fitzpatrick, the new owner of the Marussia F1 team, reveals his reasons for investigating an estimated £30m in the seemingly doomed outfit. read more »

The Manor Marussia F1 team has confirmed it will take part in the Australian Grand Prix in less than two weeks after naming Stephen Fitzpatrick as the man behind its financial... read more »

Manor Marussia F1 team is looking forward to its participation in the 2015 world championship season. 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 »

The Manor Marussia team intend to return to Formula 1 in time for the start of the new season, their new boss says. read more »

The Manor Marussia F1 Team confirmed their intention to be on the grid for next week’s season-opener in Melbourne at a press conference on Wednesday, where their new backers... read more »