John Booth, team principal of Manor Marussia F1, says the team is 'thrilled' to be back on track after making its 2015 debut in Malaysia. Having failed to run at all in Australia, Will Stevens and Roberto Merhi completed their first laps in Manor's interim 2015 car on Friday. 'It’s really nice to be back in a Formula 1 car and to get down to the business of racing,' Stevens said. 'The day ran very smoothly versus our planned programme and I’m particularly pleased that my times in both sessions were inside the 107%. Considering how little running we have done, today is a really good step and my thanks to the team for a tremendous effort.' The only interruption was a spin for Merhi...
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