– Renault driver Jolyon Palmer says he is hoping for a change in fortune as he chases his first points of the 2017 Formula 1 campaign.Palmer has yet to score this season, taking a best of 11th in Monaco and Canada, while new team-mate Nico Hülkenberg has amassed 18 points, courtesy of four top 10 finishes.Palmer's difficult weekend continued in Azerbaijan, where he crashed in second practice, before a fuel leak triggered a fire early in third practice, with the damage leaving him unable to partake in qualifying.The Briton started from the back in the race but retired early on when a misfire proved terminal, and is optimistic of improvements at the Red Bull Ring next weekend."We...
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