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Veel Formule 1 coureurs aanwezig bij de begrafenis van Jules Bianchi

Door Robertjan Vos van Zalingen21 juli 2015 · 09:34 uur1 min lezen

Jules Bianchi is vandaag om tien uur lokale tijd begraven bij de Sainte Reparate Cathedral in Nice. De dienst was alleen bestemd voor familie, vrienden, Formule 1-coureurs en collega's. Rondom de kathedraal hingen grote portretten van Jules Bianchi.

Ook veel Formule 1-coureurs waren aanwezig bij de herdenkingsdienst. Zo waren de wereldkampioenen Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel en Jenson Button aanwezig. Tevens waren Nico Rosberg, Nico Hulkenberg, Romain Grosjean, Felipe Massa, Marcus Ericsson, Daniil Kvyat, Daniel Ricciardo en Adrian Sutil allemaal in Nice voor de dienst.

Robertjan Vos van Zalingen

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Veel Formule 1 coureurs aanwezig bij de begrafenis van Jules Bianchi

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