Jules Bianchi ended the Spanish Grand Prix with mixed emotions for Marussia, in what was a race plagued with issues which prevented the Banbury-based outfit from excelling towards the back of the pack. After damaging his front-wing at the start, Jules Bianchi was on the back foot for the majority of the race. After a tough qualifying performance for Marussia, which saw the outfit struggle with ongoing balance issues with the MR-02, the 66-lap Spanish Grand Prix failed to provide the team much to smile about after both Jules Bianchi and Max Chilton suffered minor issues throughout the race. Whereas the Frenchman damaged his front-wing at the start, Max Chilton suffered a disastrous start at...
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