Robin Frijns: 'It was good to get my first FP1 done, and especially good for the team that we had our first problem free first practice session of the season so far. 35 laps is exactly what we'd targeted and we completed a program that was all about preparing for Sunday, working with Renault on the power unit and not really looking at times.'The car felt better balanced than the last time I drove it here in Bahrain in the pre-season test, and it's clear that Renault have made a lot of progress since then - we showed in last week's race in Malaysia that our race pace is strong and I think the work we've done today will help us build on that in Sunday's race. There's clearly performance to...
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