As well as being an incredibly talented racing driver - described by some as "the real deal" - Jules Bianchi was also a very popular member of the F1 paddock, with an infectious smile and cheerful personality. On Saturday morning his family sadly confirmed that he has passed away, and touching tributes quickly flooded in from across the motorsport community:
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Our thoughts are with Bianchi’s family and friends. RIP Jules, gone but never forgotten.
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