Jolyon Palmer has raced his final Formula 1 race for the foreseeable future, finishing 12th at the Japanese Grand Prix before departing the Renault team where he will be replaced by Carlos Sainz for the United States Grand Prix and thereafter. The 26 year old Briton made his debut at the 2016 Australian Grand Prix, since then he made 35 starts and scoring nine points in the process. Speaking after his swansong at Suzuka, Palmer said, 'It's time to say goodbye. I wouldn't say there is any relief – it has been a tough season, but I would have loved to see out the season. Some things I can't control, but of course I'd have wanted it to go better my end as well.' 'A lot of thanks, first...
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