Departing Renault driver Jolyon Palmer is keen to end the Formula 1  season on a high after a breakthrough in the Singapore Grand Prix. where he Briton finished sixth under the floodlights for his first points of the campaign only two days after his team announced that Carlos Sainz would be taking his place in 2018. Some still suspect Sainz could be in the car before the end of the year but Palmer was adamant he would be staying until the last race in Abu Dhabi. 'The result this weekend is finally a bit of good luck. This result could have come earlier in Baku, Silverstone or Spa. I hope we can build from this in the next six races,' he told Sky Sports television. 'At the moment the...
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