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Jules Bianchi’s father has good news after NINE of the late F1 star’s karts were stolen
Philippe Bianchi gave a positive update on Facebook about the recovery of some stolen karts, including the last one his son, late F1 star Jules Bianchi, drove before moving to single seaters. Jules Bianchi’s racing career began in 2007, winning the French Formula Renault 2.0 Championship in the same year. He later joined the Ferrari Driver Academy and became a test driver for the Scuderia in 2011 before securing a seat with Marussia in F1. Tragically, Bianchi lost his life after a crash at the 2014 Japanese GP.
Last week, nine karts were stolen from the Bianchi family, prompting Philippe to seek help from social media for their recovery. Fortunately, Jules’ last kart was found, giving hope for the rest to be recovered. Philippe expressed immense joy and gratitude to everyone involved in the search efforts, promising to continue the search. The Bianchi family remains hopeful for the return of the remaining karts and items stolen.
