Felipe Massa is aiming to secure his third emotional triumph on home soil in Sunday\'s Brazilian Grand Prix to help Ferrari team-mate Fernando Alonso win the drivers\' title for a third time. The local hero, who won at Interlagos in both 2006 and 2008, has set his sights on winning to round off a season of recovery with a memorable victory. Spaniard Alonso needs to outscore Red Bull rival and defending champion German Sebastian Vettel by 14 points to clinch the title -- a goal that requires him to deliver at least a podium finish in Sunday\'s race. Speaking at the circuit on Thursday, on the eve of opening free practice, Massa said: \"Try to win for the third time - that is the right direction to think of... Just think of the victory. \"Here is a very special race for me and I am going to try and win and hopefully Fernando can finish second and without any problems win the championship.\" Massa endured a difficult first half of the year, but raised his game after the summer break to secure a one-year contract extension for 2013. He added: \"It was a very difficult season compared to others. I was struggling in some races, and in some other races I was not struggling. \"There was always something happening and in some races I couldn\'t finish in the right position. \"But after August everything was better. We were able to put together the right results in every race, and I think it was a very good second part of the season for me and a very good preparation for next year.\"
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