+ Williams chief technical officer Pat Symonds says it is crucial that Formula 1 has smaller teams such as Manor Marussia on the grid. Manor collapsed into administration late last year and missed the last three races of the season. Team bosses Jon Booth and Graeme Lowdon battled over the winter to save the team, which exited administration last month courtesy of a Voluntary Company Agreement. Booth says Manor is working on getting its cars on the grid in time for the 2015 Australian Grand Prix, and Symonds, who worked with the team before switching to Williams, says it is crucial these smaller outfits continue to compete. “I'm really pleased Manor will be at Melbourne, I think we need...
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