Marussia F1 Team Adrian Sutil hit out at Marussia's Jules Bianchi after the pair clashed twice within the space of one lap at the Bahrain Grand Prix. Sutil and Bianchi made contact at turn four before the Marussia driver dived down the inside of his German rival into turn one. The pair collided, with the resulting damage forcing Sutil to retire from the race. Bianchi was handed a drive through penalty and had his license endorsed with two penalty points, bringing his total up to four. "My race was over quite early," said Sutil. "Jules braked too late and went into my car in the hairpin. I was not able to do anything to prevent it, and my car was damaged. "He was driving...
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