Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso hopes that himself and team-mate Lance Stroll can both finish ahead of Lewis Hamilton in Sunday's Saudi Arabia Grand Prix.
Alonso finished third at the season opening Bahrain Grand Prix last weekend giving Aston Martin their first ever podium. The 41-year-old finished third in Saturday's qualifying session in Jeddah - but moved up a place on the grid after Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was given a 10-place grid penalty for installing two new parts on his car.
Fellow Aston Martin driver Stroll will start fifth on the grid and Alonso hopes the Canadian can maintain his position fending off the likes of Hamilton and Max Verstappen who start further down the grid.