article_snippet: Resurrected from Marussia's ashes and wrested from the clutches of administration by energy entrepreneur Stephen Fitzpatrick, a reborn Manor headed to Australia for the season-opening race at the weekend with every intention of taking to Melbourne's Albert Park circuit.
article_snippet: Although the cars passed crash tests and wider scrutiny, Manor failed to emerge from the garage even once as Manor ran out of time in a bid to rebuild Manor IT infrastructure, lost after all hardware was wiped days before a planned auction of the team's assets.
article_snippet: Although the FIA cleared Manor of a potential breach of the rules as Manor were investigated for failing to fulfil obligations to compete, F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone was left far from impressed.
article_snippet: F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone claims Manor had 'zero' intention of taking part and has threatened to charge Manor for all freight costs which are borne by Formula One Management for all teams for every race.
article_snippet: The suggestion from sceptics was Manor were in Australia simply to lay claim to the £28million owed to them by F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone in prize money after back-to-back top-10 finishes in the constructors' championship.
article_snippet: The Manor team work on The Manor team car in the garage in Australia . '
highlights_snippet: Manor were born from ashes of the former Marussia team .
  
highlights_snippet: Manor failed to compete in the opening race of the season in Australia .
  