Marussia: A disappointing end to a weekend where we’ve seen some very positive signs 13 October, 2013 Max Chilton began today’s Japanese Grand Prix as the Marussia F1 Team’s lead charge and ended up as their lone ranger, after Jules Bianchi’s race was over at the first corner following a coming-together with Giedo van der Garde. Max started the race from P18, ahead of all three of his closest competitors, but the bigger challenge would be to remain ahead of the Caterhams in the race, confirming the Marussia’s fresh turn of pace. That task was made a little easier when he was left with only Charles Pic to contend with, but nonetheless Max led that particular battle from the front...
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