Renault Sport F1 Team driver Jolyon Palmer is hoping his good form from the Hungarian Grand Prix will continue as they head to Germany this weekend. Having soared up to tenth place at one stage of the race in Budapest, after qualifying down in seventeenth, it had looked like Palmer was set to take his first points of the season. A small error at Turn 4 however, saw the Brit spin-off track, causing him to relinquish that final points scoring position, finally ending the event in twelfth place. The 2014 GP2 Series champion was kicking himself after the race, knowing that the chance had been there for the taking. “It’s painful to look back on. I was well-placed in P10, I had the pace...
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