Chip Ganassi Racing is pushing to sign ex-Formula 1 driver Max Chilton to a multi-year deal following the conclusion of his rookie IndyCar season. The 25-year-old, who started 35 grands prix in 2013-14, sits 19th in the IndyCar standings with Ganassi this year, and the team believes the stability of a longer-term deal will help him develop. Ganassi managing director Mike Hull said: "We are working really hard to retain Max for hopefully more than one additional year if we can make that happen. "He will benefit greatly if we are able to do that together. It's a terrific opportunity for Max to be able to excel, and the benefit will come to all of us when he continues with Ganassi...
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