Marussia's Jules Bianchi managed to hold on to ninth in Monaco to secure the teams first ever points in their five year history and the Frenchman couldn't be happier. Bianchi actually finished eighth, but had a five-second time addition applied which dropped him behind Romain Grosjean, reducing his haul from four to just two points. Marussia however won't be too upset as the points move them ahead of Sauber in the championship and gives them a buffer to chief rival Caterham. Speaking after, Bianchi said: "We have been waiting for this for a long and now that we have done it I am so proud of the team. They did a really good job and I am really happy to give them the result," he...
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