Jules Bianchi news

Lewis Hamilton lit up the timing screens on Saturday to post the fastest lap seen during the two four-day tests at Barcelona so far. The Mercedes driver posted a 1:20.558 -... read more »

Luiz Razia says he is in a state of shock after losing his seat with Marussia for the 2013 Formula 1 campaign. The 23-year-old Brazilian, who ran into sponsorship difficulties,... read more »

Ferrari says it is pleased to see Academy driver Jules Bianchi secure an F1 race seat for the 2013 season read more »

Marussia's deal with Jules Bianchi has no connection with any talks over a Ferrari engine supply for the 2014 Formula 1 season, insists team chief Graeme Lowdon. read more »

The penultimate pre-season test day kicks off this morning, with Lotus driver Kimi Räikkönen making his first appearance of the week. Towards the back of the... read more »

Jules Bianchi will make his F1 debut this season after signing for Marussia. The Frenchman replaces Luiz Razia, who was initially signed to the team. “We are very... read more »

Marussia sign French driver Jules Bianchi to race for them this season after terminating the contract of Brazilian Luiz Razia. read more »

Losing a contracted driver on the eve of the season is never a good thing, but by landing Jules Bianchi Marussia has ended up with a stronger line-up, in terms of on-track... read more »

Jules Bianchi to make his F1 debut with Marussia after the Anglo-Russian team is forced to terminate its deal with Luiz Razia read more »

After a day (or two) of speculation, Marussia has appointed 23-year-old Jules Bianchi to its second race seat for 2013 having terminated its contract with Luiz Razia. read more »

Jules Bianchi says he is "thrilled" to have finally secured a seat on the Formula 1 grid after coming so close with Force India. The 23-year-old lost out to Adrian... read more »

Jules Bianchi will make it onto the 2013 Formula One grid after all, according to a report... read more »

Jules Bianchi has been handed a race seat at Marussia after the team terminated Luiz Razia's contract read more »

Jules Bianchi has secured a seat with Marussia for the 2013 Formula 1 campaign, with the cash-strapped Luiz Razia missing his final sponsorship payment deadline. The Frenchman,... read more »

Marussia F1 have decided to terminate Luiz Razia's contract in favour of 23 year old Frenchman Jules Bianchi. Jules will participate in the remaining two days of the... read more »

Marussia have announced that Jules Bianchi will race in 2013 instead of Luiz Razia following the termination of the Brazilian's contract. read more »

Jules Bianchi will replace Luiz Razia at Marussia for the 2013 season. Bianchi, who had been in the running for a seat at Force India but lost out to Adrian Sutil, had been in... read more »

Jules Bianchi will race for Marussia this season after the team was forced to terminate Luiz Razia's contract read more »

Force India's Deputy Team Principal Bob Fernley says it was a difficult decision to pick Adrian Sutil over Jules Bianchi, but that the German's experience swayed it... read more »

Several drivers are lining up to replace Luiz Razia at Marussia if he loses the seat due to contractual issues. We reported earlier this week that the Brazilian has run into... read more »

Adrian Sutil will partner Paul di Resta at Force India in 2013 after beating Jules Bianchi to the final seat on the grid. The German has been out of the sport for a year after... read more »

Adrian Sutil looks to have secured the second seat at Force India, alongside Paul di Resta, as Jules Bianchi's manager Nicolas Todt reveals the Frenchman doesn't have... read more »

Adrian Sutil is set to be confirmed on Thursday as Force India's second driver, as the final pre-season Formula 1 test gets underway at Barcelona read more »

Reports in the European and Indian media suggest that Force India has handed Adrian Sutil a new chance in F1 ahead of Jules Bianchi. read more »

Adrian Sutil’s manager has denied reports on Wednesday that the 30-year-old has definitely secured his return to Formula One. The German magazine Sport Bild said... read more »