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Giancarlo Fisichella believes he is not only important for Renault to score points in France this weekend but also to beat BMW Sauber. The two teams were locked in a close battle for third place in the championship this year's builders, who, at present, the German company is winning.

After a slow start to the season, Renault will have just 25 points from seven races, while BMW Sauber have display 39, which includes eight GP result Nick Heidfeld Canadian podium. However, Fisichella is confident that Renault will close on their rivals and believes they can push the German team to third place in the battle of teams.

Asked what he expects from the Magny-Cours race, Fisichella said: "Firstly, to score more points is a priority. After that, we must fight with BMW and try to beat them. They are the team we're fighting championship and we have to try and out-score in each race from now on. It will not be easy, but we know that our car is improving all time, we do not forward, and the motivation is there to do the job. I can not wait to get out on the track and start working. "

Team-mate Fisichella, Heikki Kovalainen, also expects an improved performance in France, convinced that Renault have made significant progress in recent races and tests. "I think we've made another step with the car last week at Silverstone, so I'm anxious to get there on Friday, and seeing how things combine and "Kovalainen said." We got the most out of our package in Indy. We must do the same thing this weekend. "

Formula One champions Renault said they have turned things around after a poor start to the season, and expect be more competitive in Magny Cours. Renault scored the most points over the last two races at Montreal and Indianapolis as the third placed BMW Sauber.

However, head of engineering Pat Symonds said on Monday the trend remained positive for Renault. "I think it revealing because the wind changed, we are very close to BMW now and race hard, "he said in a survey team for the Grand Price of France. "Undoubtedly, we've raised our game and out of the pack midfield where we were to stay above it, and there is still more to come. "

"We take great comfort in the fact that, after a poor start to the year, we are pulling in back so quickly, "said Pat Symonds. "Other teams are not having a great season and not fall back as we are. It's something to be proud of what we do. "Renault did not have a driver on the podium for world champion Fernando Alonso Leaving McLaren at the end of 2006.

McLaren on the head with Ferrari 106 and second with 71 points. Renault was fourth in the constructors' championship with 25 points for BMW Sauber 39. Guided by parts competitive and reliable BMW timing chain, team aims high. However, Kovalainen Renault was fourth in Canada and fifth in Indianapolis while Fisichella was fourth in Monaco. Now, This makes the competition even hotter.

Symonds said that there is more to come in France and at Silverstone the weekend after. "As we understand better the problems we have suffered the, we are able to improve the car, he said. "There are lots of new bits to come for the car, and you can be sure we continue to fight. "

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