– Renault driver Jolyon Palmer described the performance he delivered during the Hungarian Grand Prix as the best of his career to date before he spun out of a points-paying position.Palmer rose from 17th to 10th, and had completed his two pit-stops, but lost control of his car at Turn 4 with just over 20 laps to go, dropping him to 13th, which became 12th by the finish."I'm gutted as my first points in Formula 1 were there for the taking," said Palmer."The car was good and I was driving well within myself in P10. I turned in the same as normal at Turn 4 – I wasn't hanging everything out and I was looking after the tyres – but for some reason I lost the car in a...
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