Marussia's Jules Bianchi is feeling optimistic heading to the Indian Grand Prix this weekend, especially now his ‘jinx’ race is behind him. Bianchi had a miserable weekend in Japan last time out, and after crashing in opening practice and struggling in qualifying, he was forced out at the start of the race following contact with Caterham’s Giedo van der Garde. Both drivers’ retired on the spot. “I’m working on the basis that Japan was my ‘jinx race’ and with that behind me I am very optimistic about the step we have taken with the car performance and the developments we have yet to bring,” the Frenchman said in the countdown to the 16th round in the F1 2013 World...
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