It's been two years on this day since Jules Bianchi, one of motorsport's brightest young talents, succumbed to the massive injuries he sustained at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix.
A shining star on and off the track, his charming smile cheering every person who crossed his path, Jules Bianchi's finest moment was when he saved an entire team - Marussia - with a memorable points-scoring finish at Monaco.
Jules' legacy, apart from his outstanding achievements on the race track, is hopefully improved safety in Formula 1 since that dark and tragic day in Suzuka.
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