Jules Bianchi firmly believes Marussia only need just a few more tenths to remain consistently competitive with the likes of Sauber and Lotus, after the Frenchman started the British Grand Prix from 12th and right in the middle of the sport’s ever-increasing competitive midfield section. After the initial carnage at the start, Bianchi unsurprisingly began to lose positions once the race was restarted. However, the Ferrari protege firmly believes that Marussia only need a few more tenths and minor improvements to remain consistently competitive in relation to teams such as Lotus and Sauber, the latter still sitting behind the Anglo-Russian outfit in the Constructors’ Championship....
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