Jolyon Palmer insists he is not worried about his future in Formula 1, and has faith that Renault is fully behind his efforts to turn around his campaign. The Briton has had a difficult start to his 2017 season, having failed to score a point so far this year, and matters were not helped by an engine fire in practice in Baku that left him unable to qualify. But despite Renault being clear that Palmer needs to lift his game, the former GP2 champion says he knows exactly what steps are required and that he is not doing a good enough job right now. "It's a team sport and it's up to me, with the support and the help of the team and the engineers and everything to try and get through...
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