Renault Sport F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul says the French manufacturer is willing to activate its extensive motorsport network to help Jolyon Palmer move on from F1. Palmer's performance at Renault fell short of expectations since he was recruited in 2016, with a blend of reliability woes and personal mistakes contributing to his early exit from the sport, and his subsequent replacement by Carlos Sainz. The Briton's prospects of remaining a Grand Prix driver appear very remote, but Abiteboul will lend his support to Palmer's efforts to pursue a career beyond F1. "We are a manufacturer that’s part of a large group, and we have a footprint that’s quite wide in motorsport, so there are...
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