Haas F1 team's Romain Grosjean will pay tribute to Jules Bianchi this weekend at the Grand Prix of Monaco with a special helmet design celebrating Bianchi's ninth place finish in Formula 1's most famous race in 2014.
My helmet with a design tribute to Jules Bianchi #R8G #F1 #JB17 #NeverForget #MonacoGP @adripaviot @BsDesignsHelmet pic.twitter.com/5Pj8G6CXDe
— Romain Grosjean (@RGrosjean) May 23, 2016
Bianchi scored Marussia's only championship points in the team's four seasons at Monaco despite starting 21st on the grid in a 22 car field. Bianchi actually finished ahead of Grosjean - then driving for Lotus - on track, but a penalty dropped Bianchi back a place.
Jules Bianchi drives in the 2014 Grand Prix of Monaco.
Bianchi was involved in a horrific accident in Japan later that season which left him in a coma for nine months. Bianchi died from his injures last July at the age of 25.
