15 Mar 2015

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<b>MISSING IN OZ:</b> Manor driver Will Stevens greets fans in Melbourne though his team did not participate during the 2015 Australian GP <i>Image: AP/ Ross Land</i>
<b>MISSING IN OZ:</b> Manor driver Will Stevens greets fans in Melbourne though his team did not participate during the 2015 Australian GP <i>Image: AP/ Ross Land</i>

MELBOURNE, Australia - Manor Marussia have escaped sanction following a probe by the International Automobile Federation.

The team failed to put its cars on the track at the season-opening 2015 Australian GP on Sunday (March 15).

Manor Marussia, recently re-born after coming out of administration, transported its vehicles to Albert Park but were unable to field its cars in practice or qualifying, ruling them out of the Melbourne race won by Lewis Hamilton.

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