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Trulli sets sights on top six

Jarno Trulli heads to the Turkish Grand Prix determined to get back into the top six after he found himself slipping behind and fighting for eighth and just one point in Spain.

"I have always enjoyed myself in Turkey so I am looking forward to this race," Trulli said. "I am confident again because we showed in Spain that we are quite strong, but we also saw that we have to perform at our maximum if we are to get into the top six. The fight is so close that small variables can make a big difference to the end result so we must keep pushing hard."

"We have been competitive on every circuit so far this season so we should expect to be qualifying in the top 10 and scoring points again," he added. "I am determined to get another positive result this weekend and I believe we are in a strong position to do that."

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