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. Although the team travelled to Melbourne for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, their drivers Will Stevens and Roberto Merhi failed to make it out of the garage for any of the sessions. They were asked to do some explaining by the race stewards, but were not punished, although F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has suggested they will be asked to pay for the freight costs. They made a better fist of things in Malaysia as Stevens and Merhi finally saw some action. 'Obviously, we are thrilled to be back on track again, finally seeing all the hard...
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