Formula 1's Jules Bianchi is no longer in an artifical coma and is now breathing unaided, his parents confirmed in a statement on Wednesday. It's the first update on Bianchi's condition for almost two weeks, and it comes six weeks after his freak accident at the Japanese Grand Prix in early October. The Marussia driver suffered a diffuse axonal head injury when his car slid off the circuit and contacted a recovery vehicle, with his helmet taking a heavy impact with the rear of the vehicle. Whilst he is no longer in an induced coma, he remains unconscious and in a critical condition, but encouraging signs means he has now been transferred from Yokkaichi's hospital to Le Centre Hospitalier...
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