Trulli eyes breakthrough win

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Italian Trulli, who will again be partnered by Timo Glock in 2009, said: "I expect Toyota to be competitive. I am a very confident person and I am always optimistic, so again this season I have high hopes.

"But I know from my experience whatever I say in the winter doesn't really count for much when the season starts. The important thing is what we do on the track, and I hope I can fight for Toyota's first victory - that is my dream."

He added: "Formula One is extremely competitive at the moment, so I expect the season to be exciting and very interesting.

"I am looking forward to it, but we will have to wait and see what the first few races hold.

"I at least hope we can build on the progress we showed in 2008 and challenge for that first win."