Renault Sport F1 team principal Frederic Vasseur was happy with the pace seen at the Hungaroring by his team, although he was disappointed to see Jolyon Palmer’s chance of his first point in Formula 1 disappear with a spin. Palmer spun while running in tenth having completed his pit stop cycle, but Vasseur praised his driving, especially after the Briton missed most of Friday’s running due to a fuel pressure issue on his RS16. Vasseur believes both Palmer and team-mate Kevin Magnussen should still be targeting points later in the season despite the team now focused on the development of their 2017 challenger rather than the RS16 of 2016. “That was a strong race for us and illustrates...
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