Jules Bianchi is frustrated with his qualifying performance after an error on his first lap dropped him behind both Caterham drivers. The Frenchman only had one opportunity to set a competitive lap time due to worsening track conditions in Q1, but a mistake in the final sector caused him to lose six tenths. Marussia currently hold 10th place in the constructors' standings after Bianchi's 13th place finish in the Malaysian Grand Prix, but the team was in a similar position as F1 headed to Brazil for last year's season finale. An unpredictable race saw the team lose the coveted top 10 finish to Caterham in the closing stages. Starting behind both cars won't make their defense any easier this...
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