Jules Bianchi Ferrari

Date published: April 23 2020 Charles Leclerc thinks the late Jules Bianchi “definitely deserved” an F1 seat and probably deserved the Ferrari seat …

Charles Leclerc has straightforwardly surrendered that Jules Bianchi was deserving of a Formula 1 drive with Ferrari than himself. Karting and early career. That is … Jules Bianchi was originally only meant to be driving for Marussia in the Silverstone test, but he received a late call from Ferrari following Kimi Raikkonen's heavy crash in Sunday's race. Állapota nem javult, és végül szülei otthonához közel, egy nizzai kórházban hunyt el 285 nappal balesetét követően, 2015. július 17-én, pénteken éjjel. Jules Bianchi was like that, a straightforward yet charismatic person, who had an effect on everyone who met him. Bianchi followed the family profession at an early age for he was racing karts almost as soon as he could walk. Holding on for nine months after a crash at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix, Jules Bianchi passed away at the age of 25 years old. Jules Bianchi made the most of his late call-up from Ferrari to set the pace on the second and final day of Formula One’s in-season test at Silverstone. Charles Leclerc says close friend Jules Bianchi probably deserved a Ferrari Formula 1 race seat more than him – and would have delivered better results than he has so far. Jules Bianchi started his career in F1 as a test and reserve driver for Ferrari. Jules Lucien André Bianchi was a French Formula One driver. His was a talent to hang onto. “But I think results like [scoring points] in Monaco, when he was in Marussia, were telling a lot about his talent. The 22-year-old driver rose through karting's ranks with great support of Bianchi who was 8 years older. His was a talent to hang on to. Over the course of his short career, he raced for Marussia F1 Team, Ferrari Driver Academy, and Sahara Force India. As member of Ferrari's Driver Academy he got a chance at Marussia. Massa: Bianchi had 'difficult time' in Ferrari. Managed by Nicholas Todt (son of former Ferrari boss Jean Todt) Jules has never been far off of the Ferrari radar. Jules Bianchi kilenc hónapig feküdt kómában. Jules Bianchi was tipped as a Ferrari driver of the future but was killed after suffering serious head injuries in a crash at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix.. Bianchi came from a family of racers including his uncle Lucien, who won the 1968 Le Mans 24 Hours with Pedro Rodriguez and made 17 grand prix starts, and grandfather Mauro who was a successful GT racer.

Praising Bianchi’s talent, Leclerc said that there was “a lot more to come” from the Frenchman, who had already impressed with Marussia in Formula 1, and had been lined up for a future Ferrari drive. Charles Leclerc paid tribute to the late Jules Bianchi as well as his father after being unveiled as a Ferrari driver for 2019 to prove that “dreams do come true”. But he was also quick, incredibly quick, to the extent that Ferrari saw something in him that was worth working on, to “create” a driver as Enzo Ferrari used to say.