Timo Glock is hoping to build on his Hungarian podium when he heads to Valencia this weekend for the European GP.
Three weeks ago the Toyota driver clinched his first ever F1 podium at the Hungaroring and despite having the summer break in which to calm down admits he's still riding the wave of success.
"I'm still smiling after Hungary. That was an incredible result and a fantastic feeling; I hope it will be the first of many podiums in Formula 1," he said.
"The important thing was that we showed just how competitive we are at the moment and moved further ahead in fourth place in the Constructors' Championship.
"There is a great atmosphere in the team and we are all working hard together to move forward, which is why it was so satisfying to get on the podium in Hungary."
However, this coming weekend Glock will have to put his Hungarian result behind him and focus his attention on the European GP, which takes place at the new Valencia street circuit.
"Valencia is a new race and we must start again," he conceded.
"I did plenty of street races when I was racing in Champ Cars and in that season almost all the tracks were new to me so I have learnt to adapt quickly.
"It looks like an interesting circuit and it's quite long so it should be a good show.
"We will have plenty of work to do on Friday to adjust the car to the track but we are in good form at the moment so I am optimistic for this weekend."
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