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Is there any footage of Bianchi finishing the Monaco Grand Prix?

This topic has 2 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 9 years, 10 months ago by Iestyn Davies.

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28th May 2014, 11:17 at 11:17 am #261972
Meander
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I would love to see Bianchi finishing and Marussia watching, but I had to watch the horrible German TV-footage that cut straight to commercials after the top 3 finished.
I thought Sky might have shown it, but after looking up their footage (also in German coincidentally) it turns out they didn’t show it either. I heard people commenting about Marussia celebrating like a win though, so some people must have seen it somehow. Youtube has some interviews, but I can’t find race footage (as per usual). Anybody have any ideas?
28th May 2014, 13:00 at 1:00 pm #261980
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All I saw on Sky was some mechanics jumping in joy.
3rd June 2014, 18:39 at 6:39 pm #262229
Iestyn Davies
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I’ve seen the onboard of Bianchi crossing the finishing line… it was on the Canal+ website, in the race recap video made up of 30 minutes of onboard videos.
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