Max Chilton has admitted that heading into his second season of F1 racing is giving him as many chills as approaching his debut with Marussia in 2013.The Briton established a new finishing record after seeing the chequered flag in each of the 19 races that comprised his first year in the sport, but had to wait until January before being confirmed as Jules Bianchi's team-mate at Marussia for 2014.Chilton was given the task of debuting the team's new MR03 in pre-season testing in Spain but, since then, Marussia – like many of its rivals – has endured a trying time as its attempts to fettle the car for its first race, on the streets of Melbourne's Albert Park, next weekend. Twelve days of...
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