The Manor F1 Team arrive in Japan expecting an emotional weekend, a year on from Jules Bianchi’s horror crash that ultimately cost the likeable Frenchman his life. Team Principal John Booth admits Bianchi is still firmly in the thoughts of the team as they head to Suzuka for the first time since that fateful day in the rain, and knows this will be a challenging weekend for everyone within the team, including drivers Will Stevens and Alexander Rossi, who were both reserve drivers to Bianchi and Max Chilton this time last year. 'After the high of a positive Singapore Grand Prix, we head to Japan hopeful of a similarly strong performance this weekend,” said Booth. “There will, however,...
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