Max Chilton says he and Jules Bianchi have moved on from their Canadian crash that put both cars in the wall. Fighting for position at the start of the Montreal race, Chilton was judged to have been responsible for the crash that took out both drivers at Turn 4. Despite the stewards' ruling, Chilton felt Bianchi had braked too late while Bianchi believed his team-mate responsible. The duo, though, have subsequently cleared the air with Chilton confident that it is now behind them. The Brit said: "I was hugely disappointed when it happened. It was a typical first-lap accident; two drivers in pretty close proximity. "I was pretty upset after the race, losing that, and for the team...
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