Manor: Roberto Merhi continues his adventure

Roberto Merhi seems to have “won” yet another one GP behind the wheel of Manor in this 2015 World.
The Spanish driver has so far supported the official driver of the ex Marussia, Will Stevens,in the first four rounds of the season - although in Australia neither of the two young rookies touched the asphalt, given that their respective cars were underconstruction in the pits – but, unlike the Englishman, his salary is confirmed from race to race. Marhi in fact he doesn't have his back covered by a consistent sponsor, who can guarantee his presence throughout World.

However, the 24-year-old driver remains busy on several fronts and, just this weekend, while his colleagues at Circus are enjoying a weekend of relief after the Asian trips, he returned to Spain to take part in the opening match of the championship Formula Renault 3.5.
However, the young Iberian did not hide his desire to return to the wheel of his as soon as possible Manor, to continue to improve "a little at a time", as reported by the news agency EFE, with the hope also that the team will provide him with "a good car as soon as possible".

Precisely in these days, in the aftermath of Bahrain Grand Prix, Marhi he had in fact complained about the deep gap between his car and that of his rivals, primarily that of his starting teammate, who Sakhir he gave him 44 seconds.
“It seems a bit unfair to me that such different machines compete with each other,” said the young man from Castellón de la Plana, adding as in Formula Renault the races are far more exciting than the F1, where much of the competition instead boils down to "preserving your tires."
The French Series would also be much more fun than the top category, "since with my single-seater F1 I always have to see the blue flags waving – a sign of letting yourself be overtaken,” he added Marhi.

After the opening Spanish round, the second race of the Formula Renault 3.5 will be held in conjunction with the F1. Both in the magnificent setting of Principality of Monaco.

Nina Stefanelli