This weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix holds a special place in the heart of all of Formula 1, from the drivers to the fans. Drivers love taking on the challenging Suzuka Circuit, and the passion the fans show throughout the week inspires everyone in the sport.
However, this year’s Japanese Grand Prix carries something of a somber undertone, as it marks ten years since Jules Bianchi’s tragic accident during the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix. In the closing stages of the Grand Prix and in heavy rain due to approaching Typhoon Phanfone, Bianchi lost control and veered off the track, colliding with a wheel loader that was tending to a car
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