Marussia team principal John Booth has praised Jules Bianchi after his “awesome” drive to ninth place in the Monaco Grand Prix. Bianchi ensured Marussia scored the first F1 points in its history by originally finishing eighth in Monaco, though he later dropped behind Romain Grosjean in the final results having been hit with a five-second time penalty during the race. While a number of retirements and incidents aided Bianchi's cause, he had been quick all weekend and was disappointed not to challenge for Q2 during qualifying. Speaking exclusively to Crash.net, when asked if the result was a sign of Bianchi's talents Booth replied: “I think we've seen those signs before. “The whole...
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