Just In
- 40 min ago Kia EV9 Crowned World Car Of The Year At 2024 Awards, Showcasing EV Dominance
- 1 hr ago Suzuki V Storm 800 DE India Launch On March 29 – All Details Here Including Specs
- 3 hrs ago Renault Captur Facelift Reveal Confirmed For April 4th
- 3 hrs ago Gaurav Gill Set for Debut at Otago Rally New Zealand in Hyundai i20
Don't Miss!
- Sports IPL 2024: Steve Smith also slams Hardik Pandya's captaincy - 'Perplexed, I mean you can't have...'
- Finance Suzlon: Energy Stock Rallies 9% In 2-Consecutive Sessions; What Is Fueling Bulls?
- Movies Heart Of The Hunter OTT Release Date, Time, Platform: Here's When Suspence Thriller Will Premiere
- News 'ED Can Keep Me As Long As It Wants. It's A Scam', Asserts Kejriwal In Court; Remand Extended Till April 1
- Lifestyle Aditi Rao Hydari Marries Siddharth, Exploring Heeramandi Star's Ethnic Style Statements, Bookmark Now!
- Education OAVS Teacher Direct Recruitment 2024; Apply online for 1386 Posts, Check out for more details
- Technology OPPO F25 Pro New Coral Purple Colour Variant Launched in India; Where to Buy?
- Travel Explore Tamil Nadu's Diverse Wedding Venues
FIA Retires Jules Bianchi's F1 Car In His Honour
The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) has decided to retire car no.17, the one driven by Jules Bianchi in his honour.
The 25-year-old French racing driver drove 15 races in 2014 with this number on his car, until he met with an accident nine months ago that ended his life.
Bianchi met with a crash during the Japanese Grand Prix on a rain stricken day, which left him with serious head injuries. He slid off the track and into a recovery vehicle that was clearing the track.
Since his accident last year, the Marussia team driver has been in a coma. He was initially flown to a hospital in Japan itself, and then later transferred to his home town, Nice, in the south of France, where he passes away.
Executives from the Manor-Marussia F1 team and Jean Todt, the President of auto sports' governing body are to attend his funeral at the Sainte Reparate Cathedral in Nice.
Tributes are expected at the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend as well, including one by Ferrari which helped secure the young Frenchman's F1 debut.