Jules Bianchi scored his best F1 result to date at the 2014 Monaco GP The Marussia Formula 1 team are determined to defend Jules Bianchi's legacy once they have picked up the pieces and regrouped after a week from hell. The British-based team withdrew the Frenchman's car from Sunday's inaugural Russian Grand Prix as a mark of respect for their critically injured driver but, with their ninth place in the championship at stake, have decisions to make. 'We'll come up with a plan for the next race and through to the end of the season, and I'm sure the guys are up for it,' sporting director Graeme Lowdon told reporters at the Sochi circuit. 'We make no comment as far as the driver line-up is...
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