Jolyon Palmer heads to Japan aiming to erase from his memory and that of his team a poor race weekend in Malaysia. The Renault driver was pretty much running on his own in Sepang and heading for a reasonably good result until two spins dropped him down the ranks, much to Cyril Abiteboul's displeasure. "The team had a tough weekend that ended with a bad race," said the Renault Sport F1 boss. "Apart from qualifying, we couldn’t get the car working properly as we had done in previous races. "Jolyon was in a similar place to Nico before he spun his car twice, which made him lose a few positions and ultimately led to bad results. Renault admits driver rumors 'not handled...
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