– Renault driver Jolyon Palmer says it is now up to him to deliver points, following a difficult start to his second season in Formula 1.Palmer has trailed new team-mate Nico Hülkenberg across the opening quarter of the 2017 campaign, and has yet to score a point, compared to Hülkenberg's 14.Palmer also suffered a slow start in 2016, before gradually building, and says Hülkenberg's performance demonstrates the capabilities of the R.S.17."It's positive to see the car's good, but when you're out in Q1 and your team-mate's up high in Q3 it's hurting more because you can see what's capable," said Palmer."But there wasn't so much between us in Barcelona, it was...
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