The Rodin Motorsport racer combined quick thinking strategy with solid racing in Spain.
Alex Dunne is back on top of the Formula 2 World Championship standings after a double points finish in Barcelona over the weekend.
The Offaly teenager overcame grid penalties in both races, producing a near perfect performance in Saturday's sprint race to move from 19th to finish in second place.
P19 to P2 and fastest lap 🥈🟣
— Formula 2 (@Formula2) May 31, 2025
It was a super Saturday for @alexdunneracing 🙌#F2 #SpanishGP pic.twitter.com/AD0PBVGHEx
Dunne then followed that up with a polished performance in the feature race on Sunday to come home in fifth position.
Those results leave the McLaren junior at the top of the championship with a three point lead over Richard Verschoor of the Netherlands.
How about that for a Spanish shake-up 🫨#F2 #SpanishGP pic.twitter.com/7BjSWfBcnM
— Formula 2 (@Formula2) June 1, 2025
The F2 Championship returns on the last weekend in June in Austria.
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