Max Chilton says he is 'feeling positive' ahead of the Australian Grand Prix despite losing a considerable amount of track time during the opening day of free practice at the Albert Park Circuit. Software issues compromised the Brit's running, as well as his team-mate's, in the opening session but he enjoyed a more positive practice two and completed 29 laps. 'The first two sessions have been a little like night and day in that we’ve had a really positive FP2 compared to the issues we experienced earlier,' he said. 'The second session was not entirely trouble free and we had to make some adjustments to get the car to my liking, but at least we got a good rhythm going and were able to put...
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