Max Chilton has been handed a three-place grid penalty for the next race in Austria after colliding with his team-mate on the opening lap of the Canadian Grand Prix. The Marussia team headed to the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in a positive mood after scoring their first points at the last race in Monaco, thanks to Jules Bianchi's eighth place finish. However, the Banbury-based outfit's Canadian Grand Prix only lasted four corners after Chilton lost control of his car and hit Bianchi. The Frenchman's Ferrari-powered MR03 was pitched into the barrier and caused a seven-lap safety car period. Chilton was forced to park his car with front suspension damage on the run to turn six, bringing his...
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