With the Formula One title all but out of reach, Michael Schumacher said one of his goals in the Brazilian Grand Prix will be to enjoy his last race as a F1 driver.
``I will try to have fun,'' said the Ferrari driver, who is retiring from F1 after Sunday's race.
A seven-time champion, Schumacher needs to win at the 4.1-kilometre Interlagos circuit and hope rival Fernando Alonso fails to finish in the top eight.
``Interlagos is fascinating and I have always liked it ...'' Schumacher said. ``It throws up a lot of exciting races.''
Schumacher said Ferrari's strategy in Brazil is simple: ``Attack. We are aiming for a one-two (finish), nothing less.''
The constructors' title race is tighter than the drivers', with Ferrari trailing Renault 195-186 in points. There are still 20 points at stake in the final race of the season.
``The boys deserve the title,'' Schumacher said. ``Whoever is able to turn around a situation like the one we found ourselves in this year, climbing back to the top and working extremely hard and passionately, merits huge respect.''
© The Canadian Press, 2007
