Max Chilton has refused to elaborate on precisely why he was able to take his Marussia seat back from Alexander Rossi at the Belgian GP, although he insists speculation is wide of the mark.Chilton was back behind the wheel at Spa on Friday afternoon just 24 hours after it was announced that, owing to 'contractual issues', reserve driver Alexander Rossi would step in.The American did indeed take part in P1 but his hopes of a full race debut were dashed not long after the session started when news came through that Chilton was going to drive after all.Presumably, then, the contractual – read money - issues have been resolved. Yet speaking after setting the 18th fastest time in P2, the...
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