Max Chilton has been given a three-place grid penalty for the Austrian Grand Prix after colliding with Marussia team-mate Jules Bianchi.Following the highs of their first points in Monaco, the minnows race could not have gone much worse in Montreal as both cars were eliminated after just three corners. Chilton lost the rear end of his car under braking on the opening lap and as it started to rotate collided with Bianchi, firing the Frenchman into the wall and bringing his own run of 26 consecutive finishes to a halt. However, Sky Sports F1 pundit Martin Brundle believes the penalty was harsh as he did not consider Chilton's actions to be reckless. "It was 100% Max's fault, but it was...
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