Formula One says last goodbye to Jules Bianchi

The world of Formula One, led by world champion Lewis Hamilton, turned out en masse for Jules Bianchi’s funeral yesterday.

Formula One says last goodbye to Jules Bianchi
Wed, 22 Jul, 2015 - 01:00
Philip Duncan

Hamilton, McLaren’s Jenson Button and Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel were among a number of current F1 drivers to pay their respects to the Frenchman at Sainte Reparate Cathedral in his home city of Nice.

Bianchi died on Friday night following the devastating brain injuries he sustained in a crash at the Japanese Grand Prix on October 5.

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