By role
August 19 2003
Italian Renault F1 driver, Jarno Trulli, is more motivated than ever ahead of the Hungarian GP.
After scoring his first podium position for Renault Trulli is ready to give the team more points in nthe remaining races.
However, the Italian has never scored a point on the Hungaroring in his career and hopes that he can brake such a bad streak:
"Hungary has always been a strange race for me: it is one of those places where I have never managed to score points, even though I like the circuit a lot. This year, I think we have a good car for the track, and the testing on Friday morning will allow us to try a bigger range of set-ups to get it exactly right. I scored my first podium for Renault at the last race, so am more motivated than ever: the team is getting better race by race, and I think we can be on the pace wherever we go." He said.
The driver knows that he will have to be on top of his game to stay on track on Sunday:
"Hungaroring is a challenging track: it can be tricky because the circuit is very narrow, with a lot of corners in quite a short lap. The track surface also used to be quite bumpy, although that may have changed for this year, and it is often dusty because it is not used much during the season. That makes it a difficult lap, and interesting for the drivers." He concluded.
