– Renault's Nico Hülkenberg is hopeful that the team will be able to demonstrate improved race pace in Russia this weekend, having concentrated on longer runs during in-season testing.Renault has displayed encouraging one-lap pace in 2017, with Nico Hülkenberg qualifying seventh in China and Bahrain, with Jolyon Palmer also making his first Q3 appearance.However, Hülkenberg and Palmer slipped back during the race in Bahrain, with Hülkenberg, who scored Renault's first 2017 points with ninth, believing the RS.17's weaknesses were exposed.New parts, including a revised front wing, were trialled by Hülkenberg and test driver Sergey Sirotkin at last week's in-season test, in a bid...
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