Jules Bianchi insists he is pleased with the way his first season in an F1 race seat panned out, despite not being in a position to challenge for points finishes.The 24-year-old had hoped to secure a drive with Force India before being overlooked in favour of Adrian Sutil, but secured an unexpected second chance with Luiz Razia was forced to give up his drive with Marussia.The Frenchman impressed many with his approach over the course of the season, with a 13th place finish in Malaysia being good enough to help Marussia take tenth in the constructors' championship, which it also meant Bianchi was the best-placed of those drivers not to score a point during the season in the drivers'...
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