Marussia team principal John Booth says the uncertainty over Max Chilton's drive at the Belgian Grand Prix won't harm his chances of staying with the team. Chilton was originally dropped due to “contractual issues”, with reserve driver Alexander Rossi being promoted and appearing in FP1. However, during the opening practice session it was confirmed that Chilton was being reinstated, with the Briton saying that the issue “was not what everyone seems to think has gone on” in reference to rumours he had found money to regain his seat. Speaking exclusively to Crash.net, Booth has since confirmed that Chilton's chances of staying with Marussia beyond the end of this season have not been...
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