Manor Marussia to use Mercedes engines next season


Manor Marussia Formula One driver Alexander Rossi of the U.S. drives during the second practice session in Suzuka, Japan, September 25, 2015, ahead of Sunday's Japanese F1 Grand Prix. REUTERS/Toru Hanai

LONDON (Reuters) - Mercedes will supply their power units to Formula One back-markers Manor Marussia next season in a deal announced on Thursday.

Marussia, the smallest team in the sport, went into administration at the end of last season and survived only after a late rescue deal was put together. They have used Ferrari engines for the past two years.

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