Home favourite Max Chilton has said he will 'never forget' his first British Grand Prix, even if he did only finish 17th in his Marussia.The Surrey-born youngster, who is making his debut at the pinnacle of the sport this season, was never going to make any headlines, given Marussia - and rivals Caterham - are still some way off the pace of the established teams. However, he still had a pretty exciting afternoon, scraping with his team-mate, Jules Bianchi, as well as the Caterham's of Charles Pic and Giedo van der Garde.“I was really psyched on the grid and got a great start. I got past Jules and Pic but they passed again and then I took back position and we had a really close tussle for...
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