Marussia's Graeme Lowdon has warned a victory for Red Bull in their appeal against Daniel Ricciardo's disqualification in the Australian GP "would open the... read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon fears F1's commercial value could drop along with the volume of noise... read more »

Marussia Chief Executive Officer Graeme Lowdon says that Formula 1 faces losing some of its 'wow factor' following the switch to 1.6 litre V6 power units... read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon believes skill, and not financial muscle, should be rewarded in Formula One... read more »

With the cost of competing having risen in 2014, Marussia's Graeme Lowdon says skill needs to be the deciding factor in Formula One and not financial... read more »

The early competitive order of Formula 1's new era may remain shrouded in uncertainty until the chequered flag falls at the first race of the season in Australia,... read more »

Jules Bianchi and Graeme Lowdon say Marussia has not designed a reliable car to luck in to points but is hoping to be competitive enough to challenge on numerous... read more »

Formula 1 must make sure it retains its 'magic' for fans and sponsors at grands prix, as well as television audiences, Marussia chief executive Graeme Lowdon has warned read more »

Marussia's Graeme Lowdon admits that, while pleased with his team's performance in testing, the overall situation remains unclear - and could do for some... read more »

Graeme Lowdon confirms to Crash.net that team is officially entered, with Lotus too also confirmed to have completed payment to FIA     read more »

Jules Bianchi and Graeme Lowdon believe Marussia can be satisfied with how their truncated Jerez test eventually turned out after the minnows covered more mileage with their... read more »

Marussia F1 president Graeme Lowdon is hopeful the 2014 rule changes will see a return to "competitive racing". read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon expects the Ferrari engine to "make a big difference" to the team this year read more »

Marussia's Graeme Lowdon is hoping for great things as the team enters the 2014 F1 season with a new engine partner and two 'experienced'... read more »

Graeme Lowdon has dismissed fears that Marussia's place on the grid this season is under threat. read more »

Graeme Lowdon insists Marussia will be on the grid this season despite being listed as 'subject to confirmation' on the official entry list... read more »

Max Chilton will retain his Marussia seat for 2014, he and the team announced on Saturday at Autosport International. The Briton lagged behind team-mate Jules Bianchi in 2013,... read more »

Announced as a 2014 Marussia Formula 1 driver at AUTOSPORT International, Max Chilton is joined on the AUTOSPORT stage by team boss Graeme Lowdon read more »

Graeme Lowdon has confirmed Marussia are on course to debut their 2014 car at the first test in Jerez at the end of January. read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon insists he has no concerns about the team's entry for the 2014 Formula 1 season read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon believes three-car teams would be detrimental for Formula 1, as he reckons smaller outfits are vital for the sport read more »

Graeme Lowdon admitted that Marussia feared a repeat of the heartache they suffered during last year's Brazil GP at Interlagos this past weekend... read more »

Max Chilton will have to wait until December before learning if he still has a seat at Marussia Sporting Director Graeme Lowdon has said. read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon says there is a "strong argument" to retain Max Chilton for next season... read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon wants the team to retain Max Chilton alongside Jules Bianchi in 2014 read more »