– Renault driver Jolyon Palmer says the manufacturer's pace in Mexico provides confidence that it can score a good result at next weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix.Palmer, who claimed his only point in Malaysia, started from the back of the grid after missing qualifying due to a cracked chassis but moved forwards in the race to take 14th place."I'm feeling good for Brazil as it should just carry on the good momentum that we've had in the second half the year," he said."It was a shame not to qualify last time out as we could have shown even better improvement."One of my best grid spots was in prospect, but we made up for it in the race. The race pace has been good for...
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