While it is an emotional day when remembering Jules Bianchi, the Frenchman should be thought of doing what he did best: Racing. Here, he leads his countryman Romain Grosjean at Monaco in 2014, the scene of Marussia's best-ever result as Bianchi excelled to finish ninth.
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