Max Chilton's position in the Marussia line-up is not yet secure for 2014, after sporting director Graeme Lowdon admitted that the team is still considering alternatives to partner Jules Bianchi.Although he was being linked to other seats, Bianchi has already been confirmed for a second season at Marussia, while Chilton has made no secret of his desire to remain with the Banbury-based outfit, despite allegedly having held talks with rivals regarding 2014. “I think my chances are looking good,” the Briton claimed during the Indian Grand Prix weekend, “Nothing's set in stone yet, [but] I've learned in GP2 how much continuity can help. I'd love to stay with Marussia again because you...
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