We may only be two races into the new season, but Marussia have admitted they're impressed with how Jules Bianchi has performed so far. The Frenchman was drafted in to replace Luiz Razia at the last minute after the Brazilian encountered financial troubles, which meant Bianchi only participated in two days of pre-season testing. That doesn't seem to have hurt his performance though as he has so far outqualified team-mate Max Chilton and both Caterhams in Australia and Malaysia, as well as finishing some distance ahead in both races. Marussia's sporting director Graeme Lowdon says he's impressing a lot of people inside and outside of the team. "The engineering team are helping him,...
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