Jules Bianchi and Giedo van der Garde have escaped censure from the stewards after their Japanese Grand Prix ended before the first corner.While attention focused on the front of the pack, and the bad starts by Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel that allowed Romain Grosjean into the lead, the jostling pack spat out two of its backmarkers in an accident that saw van der Garde make hard contact with the tyre wall bordering the main straight.“My start was okay but, going into turn one, I was squeezed between both the Marussia cars and had nowhere to go,” the Dutchman recalled, “I lost my front wing in contact with Bianchi and then the car went straight off and into the wall. It was quite...
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