The Marussia-Ferrari team qualified in 19th and 20th for the Monaco Grand Prix, but Frenchman Jules Bianchi feels with a little bit of luck he could have squeezed into the second part of qualifying. He was on a better lap when he encountered yellow flags and traffic, and therefore was unable to improve on his time. “It would have been tight to make it to Q2, but I think it was a possibility,” said Bianchi. “My first run was okay but the second one was compromised by the yellow flags and traffic and I lost around 0.5s, with no chance of improving. Looking at the positives though, we were 0.6s off the Saubers, so taking into account the lost time I am encouraged by our pace to them. We...
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