Felipe Massa says the death of fellow driver Jules Bianchi has brought the group of current F1 drivers closer together. 25-year-old Frenchman Bianchi's death was the first as a direct result of an accident at a grand prix since 1994, when the great Ayrton Senna was killed. Massa was particularly close to Bianchi, as they shared a manager in Nicolas Todt, and he told Brazil's Globo: 'After a moment like this, drivers end up becoming closer — the bond grows stronger. 'First of all, it was a very sad moment for the sport in general because of what happened to Jules. It was not a normal crash, it was a collision with a tractor, so many things have changed as a result, like the virtual...
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