AFTER a busy week testing at Silverstone, Max Chilton is planning on letting loose on a "fun" and "challenging" track at the German Grand Prix today.
The Reigate driver believes the Hockenheim track favours positive, attacking driving and will be hoping to make his way up the standings after a disappointing qualifying session saw him placed 21st on the grid, notching a quickest time of 1:20.489.
"It will be good to be back in the car again in Germany, where I hope we'll see some of the benefit of a really good test at Silverstone last week," Chilton said.
"I really like the Hockenheimring. It's quite a challenging track and one you can really attack and have some fun with.
"We demonstrated at the last race that we continue to make good progress, particularly in qualifying, so we're hoping for more of the same this weekend."
