Ferrari Enlarge Jules Bianchi says he has to take opportunities like Wednesday's Silverstone test to prove he is good enough to one day drive for Ferrari. Bianchi, who drives for Marussia but is part of the Ferrari Driver Academy, stood in for Kimi Raikkonen following the Ferrari race driver's accident on the first lap of the British Grand Prix on Sunday. He said he wanted to show the Italian team that he is ready to make the step up, but is not expecting the call to come anytime soon. "Well obviously considering that I am part of the academy I think that is the target one day," he said. "I have to show them that I am ready in any case and then we will see. "At the...
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