Sutton Images Enlarge Marussia will wait until Friday morning before it makes a decision on whether to run two cars at this weekend's Russian Grand Prix. As Formula One prepares for its inaugural race in Russia, the thoughts of the paddock remain with Marussia driver Jules Bianchi, who is in a critical condition in hospital following his accident at the Japanese Grand Prix last Sunday. Marussia has readied two cars for this weekend's race and the FIA entry list names reserve driver Alexander Rossi as Max Chilton's team-mate for the weekend. However, the team is leaving its options open to run one car or withdraw from the event entirely, with the wishes of the Bianchi family central to its...
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