Max Chilton says Marussia has a good chance of scoring its first point this season and admits it would mean “everything” if he were to score it.Marussia has yet to score in any of its four seasons in F1 so far, with 2013 marking the first year that it had finished 10th in the constructors' championship thanks to a 13th place in the Malaysian Grand Prix. However, the team's new car looks more competitive, thanks in part to a switch from Cosworth to a Ferrari power unit.Asked what it would mean for him to score the first point for Marussia, Chilton replied: "Everything.“Last year my goal was purely to get that first point. Unfortunately we didn't get it, we came close. Last year...
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