Sergio Marchionne has dedicated Ferrari’s Hungarian Grand Prix victory to the late Jules Bianchi.  A minute’s silence was held ahead of the race in tribute to Bianchi, who died last week due to injuries sustained in an accident at last year’s Japanese Grand Prix, and was buried earlier this week in Nice. Bianchi was the first driver to join Ferrari’s driver academy, and the team honoured him after Sebastian Vettel's emotional win in Hungary. “We dedicate this victory to the memory of Jules Bianchi, a fantastic guy whom we all miss terribly,” said Ferrari chairman Marchionne. Ferrari looked set for a one-two finish, only for Kimi Raikkonen, who was running second, to be forced...
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