Max Chilton was left to ponder what might have been after his elimination from the opening phase of Saturday afternoon’s qualifying session in Melbourne, with the Marussia driver’s final Q1 lap being ruined by a series of yellow flags. The Briton, who was forced to back off when Caterham's Charles Pic and Sauber driver Esteban Gutiérrez crashed in the final stages of Q1, finished 0.762 seconds adrift of team-mate Jules Bianchi, but felt encouraged by his overall performance. Chilton was encouraged by his qualifying performance"For my first qualifying it was pretty challenging, but I’m really happy with it," Chilton told Sky Sports. "It was a real shame about the yellow...
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