Jaime Alguersuari has hinted that both himself and Sebastien Buemi will remain at Toro Rosso next season. While Buemi started the 2009 Championship as a full-time Toro Rosso driver, Alguersuari was only called up to race at the Hungarian GP after the team dropped the under-performing Sebastien Bourdais. Alguersuari's introduction to Formula One was anything but prepared as the 19-year-old had not completed even a single lap in a F1 car before taking part in Friday's first practice in Budapest. And although he never quite matched Buemi in their eight races as team-mates, it appears the Spaniard has done enough to secure a 2010 drive with Toro Rosso. Speaking about next year's Championship, he told SportSport.es: "There will be six days of pre-season testing that, without a doubt, will give me a good base and we will then see the best Jaime. "The start of the season will be hard because I don't know the circuits. But at the end of the year I will be good, even better than Sebastien Buemi. This is my hope."