Luca Baldisserri, head of the Ferrari Driver Academy has applauded the strong start that Jules Bianchi has made to his Formula One career. The Frenchman was a late addition to the 2013 grid, looking at one stage as if he would spend the season on the side-lines after losing out on a drive at Force India to Adrian Sutil. However, the 2012 FR3.5 runner-up was in luck as he was called up to replace Luis Razia at Marussia, who had experienced financial difficulties, with just two days of pre-season testing remaining before the season got underway in Australia. Baldisserri, who has been in charge of the Ferrari Driver Academy since its inception in late 2009 praised the 24-year-olds speedy...
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