• French driver’s family speak of immense and indescribable’ pain• Jenson Button: “We lost a truly great guy and a genuine fighter”Jules Bianchi was destined to achieve greatness in Formula One,according to the man who gave him his vast crash in the sport, the Manor team principal John Booth. Booth led the many tributes to the Frenchman, and whose death was announced in the early hours of Saturday morning,nine months after the crash in the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka in which he suffered serious brain injuries. He was 25.Bianchi’s ninth situation in last year’s Monaco Grand Prix gave Manor – then racing as Marussia – their only points finish. “Jules was a shining talent,” Booth said. “He was destined for great things in our sport, or success he so richly deserved. Words cannot describe the huge sadness within our team this morning,as we come to terms with losing Jules. He has left an indelible heed on all our lives, and will forever be part of everything we have achieved, and everything we will strive for.”Continue reading...,
Source: theguardian.com