After a disappointing Canadian Grand Prix, Renault Sport Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer is excited for the inaugural Baku Grand Prix this weekend. read more »

Joylon Palmer says that his and teammate Kevin Magnussen's recent crashes do not provide an accurate reflection of driver ability at Renault. Renault heads to Baku for the... read more »

Jolyon Palmer says he and Renault Formula 1 team-mate Kevin Magnussen are 'not crashers', despite their heavy incidents in recent grands prix read more »

Renault expects to return to form at the Grand Prix of Europe after three races out of the points. Renault has struggled in recent races, with both drivers enduring a messy... read more »

Renault's Jolyon Palmer has had to rely on the official F1 video game to learn the Baku City Circuit ahead of its inaugural Formula One race. Azerbaijan hosts the Grand... read more »

Renault driver Jolyon Palmer is hopeful that he can encounter "better luck" at this weekend's European Grand Prix after a troublesome couple of rounds for the… read more »

After the misery of Montreal, Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer are focused on a better weekend in Baku. read more »

Pascal Wehrlein says damage to the floor of his Manor MRT05 affected his performance at the Canadian Grand Prix, as he finished the race in 17th place. Wehrlein picked up... read more »

Renault driver Jolyon Palmer says that he made "a lot of progress" with the handling of the RS16 over the course of the Canadian Grand Prix weekend. Palmer… read more »

Jolyon Palmer was disappointed to be a spectator of the Canadian Grand Prix after just sixteen laps on Sunday after a water leak curtailed his afternoon. read more »

Jolyon Palmer qualified sixteenth for the Canadian Grand Prix, missing out on advancing to the second part of qualifying by just 0.015 seconds. read more »

Jolyon Palmer is hoping to make up for his crash-heavy Monaco Grand Prix weekend, with a more positive performance in Canada read more »

Jolyon Palmer heads to Canada for the first time looking for a turnaround in fortunes with his upgraded Renault package. read more »

Jolyon Palmer will have a new engine and chassis for Montreal while Kevin Magnussen is hoping to make use of the upgrades for the car... read more »

Renault driver Jolyon Palmer will be on his third chassis of the year next weekend in Canada after he crashed his car into the wall at the wet Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Jolyon Palmer will receive a new chassis after his heavy shunt at the start of the Monaco Grand Prix. After eight laps under the safety car, Palmer lost control at the restart,... read more »

Jolyon Palmer is set to take on his third chassis of the year in Canada due to heavy damage to his Renault after his Monaco Grand Prix smash read more »

Jolyon Palmer will have the benefit of a new chassis for next weekend's Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Jolyon Palmer will receive his third chassis of the season at next weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, following his high-speed accident in Monaco. Palmer, who has yet to score... read more »

Jolyon Palmer will have a new Renault chassis for the Canadian Grand Prix - his third of the 2016 Formula 1 season - after his Monaco crash read more »

Renault driver Jolyon Palmer will take on a new chassis for the Canadian Grand Prix after causing significant damage to his car when he crashed out of the… read more »

Though he admits he is pushing too hard early on in sessions, Jolyon Palmer says he doesn't feel 'under pressure' in his Renault role. read more »

Jolyon Palmer says he was merely a passenger as he crashed out of the Monaco Grand Prix as the first lap of green flag racing got underway in treacherous… read more »

Jolyon Palmer continues to endure an F1 baptism of fire, despite soaking conditions extinguishing his hopes in the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Jolyon Palmer felt there was nothing he could do to avoid his crash on the opening green flag lap of the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »