– Renault driver Kevin Magnussen says he wants to have a trouble-free race in China next weekend as he bids to score the team's first points of 2016.Magnussen suffered a puncture on the opening lap in Australia and recovered to 12th, while in Bahrain he was forced to start from the pit lane after a misunderstanding led to him ignoring a call to stop at the weighbridge.Magnussen made progress to finish the race in 11th and is hopeful of ending his points drought when the sport races in Shanghai."I'm really excited and I really want to get those first points on the board," Magnussen said of his hopes for the third round of the year."Give me a normal race with no puncture...
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