After considering the best course of action for many months, the family of Jules Bianchi have confirmed they are taking legal action over the death of their son following the injuries he sustained at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix, against the FIA, the Formula One Group and the Marussia F1 team. Bianchi finally succumbed to his injuries last July, nine months after the horrific crash at Suzuka, when he skidded off the rain drenched track in Japan and hit a mobile crane that was still on circuit dealing with the removal of Adrian Sutil’s Sauber from an incident the lap before, at high speed. The impact was so severe that the Frenchman remained in a coma until his final days. At the time...
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