Renault drivers Jolyon Palmer and new boy Kevin Magnussen look ahead to the coming season. read more »

As expected, Kevin Magnussen will return to F1 in 2016 alongside Jolyon Palmer as part of the relaunched Renault Sport F1 Racing team. read more »

Renault confirm Magnussen, Palmer and Ocon for 2016 read more »

Renault Sport has unveiled its challenger for the 2016 campaign, the R.S.16, during a ceremony at its Guyancourt base on Wednesday. Renault confirmed in December that it would... read more »

Renault has confirmed that Kevin Magnussen will race for the team upon its return as a full works team in Formula 1 this year. Magnussen has replaced Pastor Maldonado, who... read more »

The management team at Lotus Renault wants new recruit Jolyon Palmer to race aggressively in 2016. read more »

Renault are expected to confirm Kevin Magnussen will partner Jolyon Palmer for the 2016 F1 season at a launch event in Paris on Wednesday. read more »

Denmark's Kevin Magnussen is to replace Pastor Maldonado and join Jolyon Palmer at Renault for the 2016 season. read more »

Jolyon Palmer has announced that he will race the number '30' in Formula 1... read more »

Jolyon Palmer has picked No.30 to carry through his Formula One career as he prepares for his rookie season in 2016. Palmer joins the grid with Renault this year after a season... read more »

F1 debutant Jolyon Palmer has confirmed the permanent race number he will carry on his Renault team entry this coming season. read more »

Jolyon Palmer picks 30 as Formula 1 race number read more »

Jolyon Palmer has officially confirmed that he will use 30 as his permanent racing number throughout his career in Formula 1. Palmer spent 2015 as Lotus… read more »

Jolyon Palmer has been urged to be less cautious ahead of his debut Formula 1 campaign with Renault this year read more »

Ahead of his first season in F1, Jolyon Palmer reckons having his own car rather than driving a team-mate's will allow him to close the gap to Pastor Maldonado.. read more »

Jolyon Palmer is adamant his year away from racing will not have an impact on his performance when he lines up on the F1 grid in Australia... read more »

Jolyon Palmer is confident he will not feel the effects of not racing for nearly 18 months by the time he makes his Formula 1 debut in March read more »

Jolyon Palmer says he fully expects fellow GP2 champion Stoffel Vandoorne to reach the Formula 1 grid in the future, as the latter prepares to spend 2016 as… read more »

Jolyon Palmer is ready to make the step up to a Formula 1 race seat after spending a year as Lotus's reserve driver, according to his new team-mate Pastor Maldonado read more »

Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer is reluctant to take the iconic British marque into F1 just as a branding exercise. read more »

Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer revealed that the British luxury sport car manufacturer decided not to get involved in Formula 1 after having negotiated with Force India. read more »

Jolyon Palmer says he wants to be with Renault long term, and while he concedes 2016 is likely to be a transitional season, he thinks the potential for the future is huge . read more »

Renault has confirmed that it will field Pastor Maldonado and Jolyon Palmer during the 2016 season, ending speculation that the pair could be replaced following… read more »

Jolyon Palmer says that he wants to remain with Renault long-term, as he prepares to make his Formula 1 debut with the Enstone outfit in 2016. Palmer, the 2014 GP2 champion,... read more »

Manor Marussia has not yet confirmed its line-up but as it stands Lotus/Renault driver Jolyon Palmer will be the only rookie on the 2016 grid. The 2014 GP2… read more »