Max Chilton admits he was left “genuinely upset” that his run of race finishes came to an end at the Canadian Grand Prix. Chilton collided with team-mate Jules Bianchi on the opening lap in Canada, taking both Marussia drivers out of the race. The incident marked the first time in his F1 career that Chilton had failed to finish a grand prix – a run of 25 races – and although Chilton believes it may help his approach at the start of future races he admitted it was disappointing for the run to end. "A lot of times I said it wasn't holding me back, but maybe sub-consciously it was,” Chilton said. "I had a good record, and I was genuinely upset for a couple of days because...
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