Jules Bianchi is looking to end his rookie season on a positive note at this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix. The Frenchman, like the rest of the Marussia team, has his eyes firmly set on defending the all-important 10th place in the constructors' standings. He managed to finish ahead of both Caterham cars and his team-mate Max Chilton at the United States Grand Prix last weekend and is hoping that he can put in a similar performance in Brazil. The race is renowned for its changeable conditions and unpredictable races. The Banbury-based outfit occupies 10th place in the 2012 standings for the majority of the season but lost the position in the closing stages of the final race of the year....
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