Jules Bianchi has urged Marussia to build on the success of scoring its first points in the Monaco Grand Prix. Having joined the grid in 2010, Marussia had failed to score in four full seasons prior to this year. However, that run was broken when Bianchi finished ninth in Monaco to score two points which are also the first of his own career. However, Bianchi said that there was still room for improvement with the car and said the team should not get carried away. “We know that Monaco is a bit of a special track,” Bianchi said. “For sure we have improved the car. We saw a step forward in the Barcelona test, the car was much more balanced and that's what made it much better for this...
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