A resigned Jules Bianchi has admitted he has no chance of driving for Ferrari next season despite topping the timesheets as Kimi Raikkonen's stand-in on the second and final day of testing at Silverstone.In a session overshadowed by behind-the-scenes politicking about the legality of the Fric suspension device, Bianchi, along with the new 18-inch tyres trialled by Pirelli, was the main topic of conversation for track matters as he delivered an impressive showing in the Ferrari as a replacement for the convalescing Raikkonen.The Frenchman led the way at the top of the charts with a lap of 1:35.262 – an especially noteworthy time given that at last week's British GP Raikkonen's...
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