Manor Racing Manor driver Pascal Wehrlein says the outfit's performance during the Chinese Grand Prix reflects its position in the 2016 pecking order, after the rookie came home in 18th position. Wehrlein crashed out of qualifying and started from 21st position but stayed out behind the Safety Car to run as high as fourth, before slipping back through the order. Manor fitted Super Soft tyres to Wehrlein's car for the final stint of the race in a bid to chase Renault's Kevin Magnussen, but his charge fell short and he placed 18th. Wehrlein was nevertheless able to finish ahead of Haas' Romain Grosjean, Sauber's Felipe Nasr, team-mate Rio Haryanto and Renault rookie Jolyon Palmer. "It...
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