F1 rookie Max Chilton admits that he cannot wait to get back behind the wheel of his Marussia MR02 this weekend, having had to endure a three-week break between grands prix since Sepang.The Briton, who found his feet with finishes of 17th and 16th in the opening two rounds of the season, has spent his time preparing for another new circuit, Shanghai International, ahead of this week's trip to China, but concedes that not actually being on track for real has been painful.“The break since Malaysia has been really beneficial on the one hand because it has given us the chance to reflect on the first two races and what we need to do to keep on making progress,” he noted, “On the other...
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