Marussia’s hopes of returning to the Formula 1 grid have been boosted by the emergence of a potential new investor. The backmarker team missed the final three races of last season after being plunged into administration. The team, which ceased trading in November, was forced to make its 200 staff redundant and close its factory doors. However, Marussia remains hopeful of a return to racing following the news that this Wednesday's auction to sell off its key assets has been cancelled by administrators following the arrival of a potential new buyer. Team boss John Booth has confirmed to the BBC that the squad is involved in positive discussions with an investor admitting there was a...
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