Renault’s Jolyon Palmer says he is “ready” to turn around his flagging 2017 Formula 1 campaign, after a disappointing start to his sophomore campaign. Palmer has yet to out-qualify team-mate Nico Hülkenberg, while the German has captured all of Renault’s 14 points scored this season, courtesy of top 10 results in Bahrain, Russia and Spain. Palmer, meanwhile, took 13th in China and Bahrain, sandwiched by retirements in Australia and Russia, before struggling to 15th in Spain, his deficit pinned on a three-stop strategy. When asked if 2017 had been tougher than 2016, Palmer replied, “I think results wise yes, the car’s obviously performing better...
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