Sutton Images Enlarge Marussia is "shocked and angered" by reports in some media outlets that Jules Bianchi did not slow down sufficiently under caution flags before his accident at the Japanese Grand Prix. Bianchi is still stable but critical in a Japanese hospital following his collision with a recovery vehicle at Suzuka, with the latest update describing his condition as "challenging" due to the severe head trauma he suffered. An FIA investigation is ongoing but some reports yesterday suggested that Bianchi had not only failed to heed to the double waved yellows in sector one, but that Marussia had actively encouraged him to drive faster to keep pace with Caterham's...
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