Max Chilton says an improvement on his qualifying performance is one of the big targets he is setting himself for the second half of the F1 season.While the rookie has managed to bring his car to the finish in every race so far, qualifying has proved to be something of an Achilles heel – with the Briton having yet to qualify ahead of Marussia team-mate Jules Bianchi.Speaking to Sporting Life, Chilton admitted to being frustrated by the way in which qualifying had gone through the opening half of the year and said there was room for improvement when racing resumes at Spa."I am a little frustrated because qualifying has always been my strong point," he said. "If you look...
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