Jolyon Palmer was left "gutted" after a chance to score his first points of a woeful rookie Formula One campaign got away from him in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix. The Briton was on course to finish tenth and score a point after a quick pitstop by his Renault team allowed him to leapfrog the Force India of Nico Hulkenberg. But the 2014 GP2 champion dropped down the order with a spin on the 40th lap and eventually crossed the line outside the top-ten points paying positions in 12th. "Everything was perfect, the car was feeling nice, the strategy was good, the pitstop was good and then I don't know what but I lost the car in turn four," said the 25-year-old....
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