Max Chilton has put the blame squarely on Jules Bianchi's shoulders after they crashed on the opening lap in Montreal. Fighting for position, the Marussia team-mates made contract at Turn 3 resulting in the duo both hitting the wall. Bianchi's car suffered serious damage while Chilton's was also took a knock, resulting in his first DNF in Formula 1. And that Brit wasn't at all happy. "Not happy," Chilton lamented. "I got a mega start and was probably half or three quarters down the inside and I braked to the point that I knew I could get through the corner. "Then, by my surprise, he braked even later which was late because I was already late. "Then he turned...
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