The Offaly man enjoyed a positive weekend in Spain.
Alex Dunne strengthened his Formula Two championship challenge with a second-place finish in the Spanish Grand Prix feature race in Madrid.
The Offaly driver qualified second and stayed there throughout the race, finishing behind Sweden’s Dino Beganovic.
Dunne earned 19 points for the podium, plus 2 points from Saturday’s sprint race, giving him 21 points for the weekend.
He remains fourth in the championship with 139 points, but has closed the gap to leader Nikola Tsolov and second-placed Rafael Camara after both had relatively poor weekends.
With three rounds remaining, Dunne heads to Baku in a few weeks time with his title hopes still alive.
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