(ANSA) – NICE, July 18 – The family of Jules Bianchi announced that the pilot French F1 died from head injuries sustained in an accident at the Grand Prix of Japan in 2014. The news was posted on the account Twitter official Bianchi dawn today and then confirmed by the team Manor.
Bianchi, 25 years old, he was in a coma since October 5, after his car collided with a crane that was taking away from the track a damaged car. “Hello Jules, forever in the hearts Ferrari” so the Ferrari team honors on Twitter to Frenchman grew in the nursery of Maranello. With the launch hashtag CiaoJules arrived hundreds of messages of condolence from the sports and beyond.
“Jules Bianchi was one of us, was a member of the Ferrari family and it was the driver who had picked for the future, once over the collaboration with Raikkonen. ” So the former president of the Horse Luca di Montezemolo.
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