XPB Images Jolyon Palmer believes Renault's pace last week in Mexico bodes well for the manufacture and his own hopes of delivering a good result in Brazil. Palmer is in the challenging position of having to defend his race seat at Renault for next season with the French outfit still undecided on who it shall chose to partner new recruit Nico Hulkenberg. The British driver's performance level has steadily gained momentum as the season draws to a close, and not a moment too soon in light of Palmer's need to impress his employer. "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...
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