Marussia team-mates Jules Bianchi and Max Chilton will swap places on the back row of the grid ahead of Sunday's Korean Grand Prix after the Frenchman was handed a penalty for blocking Force India's Paul di Resta in qualifying. Unable to see off the challenge of Caterham in the battle for 'division three' honours at the back of the field, Bianchi and Chilton were set to fill places 21 and 22 on the grid after the Frenchman won their private battle by a little over a tenth of a second. However, after di Resta's complaint that he had been impeded by the lead Marussia, the stewards felt obliged to sanction Bianchi, handing down a three-place penalty ahead of the race. Aware, perhaps, that the...
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