On the plus side, Marussia's Jules Bianchi and Max Chilton both gained two positions in the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday and both cars made it to the finish albeit one lap off the leaders. But in reality, those gains in position were down to others retiring, and circulating for 52 of the 53 laps in 80 minutes was hardly the sort of performance the team had been hoping for. "I was really pleased with my start as I got ahead of both Caterhams into the first corner," pointed out Bianchi. "Unfortunately our early pace was not sufficient to hold them off and they regained position by the end of the first lap. "In the first stint we had started to make some good progress and...
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