Remembering Jules Bianchi - 1989-2015

[Patrick Wuyts]

they must have a full grid by now up there, can they please leave the rest down here. RIP Jules

 

[Tri Nguyen]

For me..............my birthday is on 18th july

Yeah, we share the bad luck

 

[Jeff Huber]

Such sad news here! The one thing I hate about these moto sports is the amount of damage it can do to someone. I come from a 30+yr involvement in the NW motocross scene. I've lost a few buddies , lost some acquaintances , and seen many , many more carried off the track. It's a wonder how we all still find the drive , to go to the track the next weekend and just try and push it out of our minds. If was safe and boring , we wouldn't be doing it all , but there is and always will be a heavy price to pay when things go wrong. My condolences to the Bianchi family. RIP Jules.

 

[Frank]

Yeah, we share the bad luck

We triple share it.

 

[Andy 'Mars Bar' Graham]

Extremely sad news. Jules was a fantastic driver who, like Brundle said, would have gone on to win races and probably championships. I remember him scoring in Monaco in the Marussia and I was rooting for him all race long. It was one of the best drives in F1 history. I was very upset when I heard the news. I kept hoping he would recover.

My condolences go out to his family

Race in peace Jules #ForzaJules

 

[Ignazio Pinella]

Sad days...

Ciao Jules

 

[Brian McManus]

Rip jules

 

[Cristian Haba]

Rip jules
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That's a bit eerie.

 

[Poo']

R.I.P Jules Bianchi. Rest in Peace.

 

[Dux]

Watching this video is was completely blown away literally at how he handles himself... never before i have seen this side of his. It was something completely new.
How he speaks, his answers, without any doubt world has lost a great great person before everything else, then, the remarkable driver he was to which i acknowledged on Monaco GP.

He put that Marussia in points, which deserved to be nowhere near that P9. 4 years without points and he made it.

RIP Jules! Always gonna remember you! Always!
#JB17Forever

 

[The Arj Guy]

Yeah, we share the bad luck

unfortunatel

 

[TREO X]

I like these photos of DR and JB. R.I.P Jules... forever young.

 

[The Arj Guy]

This is my tribute to him...........R.I.P Jules

 

[Patrik Marek]

Have fun racing against Ayrton up there, Jules!

 

[AndrewBo]

Friends, Family and F1 drivers pay their final respects to Jules Bianchi in Nice today.

 

[The Arj Guy]

Friends, Family and F1 drivers pay their final respects to Jules Bianchi in Nice today.

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#ForzaJules.....................we will miss you

 

[Dux]

 

[Ben Eastman]

I actually had to shed a tear when I heard this. Although I think it's good he's gone to a better place rather than being in a nightmare limbo...poor guy.

 

[Patrik Marek]

it is dangerous of course! that's why they are payed for it, if any one of them would worry about his life, he won't be able to do that job,

the accident was just bad luck/coincidence, if he had crashed into the wall, he would have walked away, it really got much more safe these days.that doesn't mean that big accidents won't happen

I don't know if you saw the accident footagee, but I'm surprised he wasn't dead at the spot. the fact alone , that he survived the initial crash - makes it strong statement how much safer it got,

there are always things that you can't think of ahead though, like when Alonso parked on top of Raikonnen, if the car was going into cockpit more, it could have been fatal crash as well, .. so yeah, still dangerous no matter how much safer it gets

but anyhow, none of this will give Jules his life back (or any other driver) , so we just have to move on.
tragedy of course, but there are so many tragedies happening every day

 

[Ole Marius Myrvold]