Marussia duo Jules Bianchi and Max Chilton were in high spirts after Sunday's Australian Grand Prix, with both men taking the chequered flag on their respective Formula 1 debuts and showing strong pace in relation to key rivals Caterham. Bianchi, who narrowly missed out on a drive with Force India this season, turned the most heads on his way to 15th, crossing the line comfortably ahead of nearest Caterham rival Charles Pic and one lap down on race-winner Kimi Räikkönen. "I am very happy with my race and really can’t imagine a better start to my first season of F1," said Bianchi. "Qualifying was quite a challenge but for the race I felt very calm as I looked forward to...
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