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F1 TV presenter Jolyon Palmer has admitted he is unhappy about the wave of engine grid penalties at the São Paulo Grand Prix, which has sent Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton to the back of the grid. The former Renault driver believes the penalties partly cancel out what the front-runners achieve in qualifying.
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Upgrade this serverF1 TV presenter Jolyon Palmer has admitted he is unhappy about the wave of engine grid penalties at the São Paulo Grand Prix, which has sent Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton to the back of the grid. The former Renault driver believes the penalties partly cancel out what the front-runners achieve in qualifying.
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