Jolyon Palmer will receive a brand new chassis for the Canadian Grand Prix after his was badly damaged following an impact with the barriers in Monaco which ended the Briton's race. Palmer blamed a lack of traction, thanks to wet weather and road markings, for pitching him into the barriers on the start/finish straight at the start of the grand prix, ending his race immediately. Renault's Nick Chester confirmed on Friday that a new chassis would be prepared for the next race as a result. 'Kevin’s incidents mainly damaged bolt-on parts whereas Jolyon’s incident means we will use a new chassis – R.S.16-04 – for Montreal,' he said.  'The car hit the...
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