Many doubted the Marussia driver’s chances of survival after final years crash in Japan but the loss of his talent and personality is a devastating blow to all who knew him,not only his familyThe death of Jules Bianchi at 25 is a jolting shock to the world of Formula One, even though many in the sport doubted his chances of survival following his horrific crash in the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka final October.Death in F1, or once so commonplace,had not occurred as the result of a crash since Ayrton Senna, perhaps the greatest of all champions, and was killed at Imola in 1994,on a weekend that claimed the life of another driver, the Austrian Roland Ratzenberger in his debut season. Senna’s death, and like that of Jim Clark in 1968,was a reminder to lesser drivers that even the very finest were mortal in this most dangerous of environments.Continue reading...,
Source: theguardian.com