Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon says Pastor Maldonado's collision with Jules Bianchi could have been “incredibly costly”. During an incident-packed race, Maldonado ran in to Bianchi at Turn 1 when trying to overtake the Marussia, damaging both cars as a result. Bianchi was limited to 15th place but Marussia remains ninth in the constructors' championship as Sauber failed to score with Adrian Sutil less than a second away from the points. However, speaking exclusively to Crash.net Lowdon said he was disappointed with the incident as Maldonado could have cost the team the chance to defend its position. “I thought it was a shame for Jules, he'd created a good position for...
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