The Offaly teenager finished on the podium in Saturday's sprint race.
Offaly's Alex Dunne sits in fouth place in the Overall F2 World Championship standings after the third round of races concluded in Jeddah over the weekend.
The 19 year old sat joint top of the leaderbored after a podium finsh in the sprint race on Saturday.
However the Clonbullogue man dropped a couple of places from his starting position of fourth in Sunday's Feature Race.
The McLaren junior took the chequered flag in 8th after taking a five second penalty and being instructed to give a position back to British rival, Luke Browning.
The next race weekend is scheduled to take place in Imola in Italy on the 16th - 18th of May.
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