– Max Chilton believes Marussia has made a lot of progress over the winter and he is 'pretty positive' about what the team can achieve in the 2014 F1 season opener in Australia. Marussia managed only 30 laps at the first pre-season test at Jerez back in January and similarly struggled at the second gathering in Bahrain, with Chilton and team-mate Jules Bianchi doing three tours less. However, the third and final test was much smoother, and the pair ultimately combined to do over 250 laps in total. "Generally, I think we can be pretty positive for the first race of the season," he remarked after concluding running in Sakhir. "The new regulations have been a challenge up...
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