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Palmer blames poor visibility for Kvyat crash

Jolyon Palmer says he 'couldn't see past' his steering wheel when he sideswiped Daniil Kvyat, resulting in a retirement from the Brazilian GP. The Renault rookie was forced to retire his RS16 under the first red flag on Sunday after breaking his suspension when he hit Kvyat. 'There was some suspension damage and the whole right side,' he explained. 'We were hopeful but they've just done a few laps under the Safety Car so we are many laps down. 'It is a shame but the conditions are so difficult out there that I'm not even sure the race will carry on anyway.' Palmer admits the crash was his fault as he sideswiped Kvyat was trying to overtake. However, unable to see given the poor visibility...
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