Despite problems hindering his Australian Grand Prix weekend, second year Marussia F1 driver Max Chilton says he is in optimistic mood heading to round two in Malaysia this weekend.The Briton finished 13th after being forced to start from the pit-lane in Melbourne, but enjoyed a largely trouble-free 57 laps that allowed the team to gather vital data for the races to come. The early part of the weekend, however, had been a little more fraught, with gearbox gremlins affecting both MR03s, but Chilton is confident that this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang can be a better one for the team.“I left Melbourne feeling pretty positive about our 2014 debut,” he insisted, “We have a few...
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