The Manor Marussia team is honouring Frenchman Jules Bianchi’s points-scoring exploits at last year’s Monaco Grand Prix by wearing special wristbands throughout the event this year. His ninth place in the race in 2014 remains the team’s only top ten finish since it began racing in 2010. Bianchi, 25, suffered life-threatening head injuries after a collision with a rescue vehicle at last year’s Japanese Grand Prix and remains in hospital care in nearby Nice. Two-time world champion Spaniard Fernando Alonso summed up the feelings of most drivers when he reflected on their sadness at Bianchi’s continued absence. "It was some kind of miracle," he said. "That is what...
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