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Jules Bianchi lives on in the hearts of F1 fans: "We miss you"
Exactly six years ago the Japanese Grand Prix turned out to be a weekend to remember. It was the first GP in which Max Verstappen completed a session in an F1 car. A great moment for him and for the Netherlands. Unfortunately, that weekend is primarily remembered by another incident.
Black day at Suzuka
The fifth of October 2014 was a dark day on the Suzuka circuit, both literally and figuratively. In the pouring rain Jules Bianchi slipped off the track and slid his car under a crane truck that tried to hoist Adrian Sutil's Sauber away. The injuries he sustained were to become fatal to him more than six months later.
Bianchi was regarded as one of the greater talents of his generation and was nominated as Ferrari-junior to replace Kimi Raikkonen. Undoubtedly he could have shown great things there. It should not have been like that, but F1 fans have certainly not forgotten him.
Jules @PierreGASLY @Jules_Bianchi pic.twitter.com/XhYgKrXDwv
— PierreGaslyFrance (@PierreGaslyFr1) October 5, 2020
Als het eergisteren zes jaar geleden was dat Max Verstappen zijn eerste Formule 1-sessie afwerkte, dan is het vandaag zes jaar geleden dat Jules Bianchi voor de laatste keer in actie kwam tijdens een Formule 1-sessie.#JB17 #ForeverJules pic.twitter.com/iGzDeLM1IK
— René Oudman (@reneoudman) October 5, 2020
6 Years Today We all miss you!
— Landonut (@LandoDonutF1) October 5, 2020
Gone, but never forgotten Jules Bianchi #F1 #JB17 pic.twitter.com/WS21LEk9AR
