Max Chilton says he is keen to make his previous experience of Sepang count when he contests his second F1 race this weekend in Malaysia.The young Briton has raced at the circuit during his time in GP2 and heads into the second round of the 2013 campaign on the back of a solid debut in Australia, where he split the Caterhams on the results and finished ahead of fellow rookie Giedo van der Garde.The 21-year-old will now hope to make forward progress at a circuit he already knows when the action gets under way in Malaysia, with the rookie hoping to join team-mate Jules Bianchi in closing the gap to the established midfield runners.“With my debut Grand Prix done and dusted, it's time to...
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