Jolyon Palmer (retired) : 5.5/10
While track conditions were perhaps favourable for something heroic, Palmer couldn’t move past Q1. 17th due to the array of penalties (which he escaped), he didn’t get a good start. But his race pace was rather good with the 12th best race lap and another vigorous battle with Alonso which cost him a 5-second penalty however. But in the end, a black cat reared its head again.
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