The Offaly racer is getting major backing from a Faithful County business for the next two years.
It was a case of game recognising game in Tullamore on Friday as Offaly hurling star Adam Screeney came out to pay homage to McLaren junior racer Alex Dunne.
In the last week Condron Concrete, based in the Offaly town, has announced its support for both Offaly GAA, and Alex Dunne's racing career.
Screeney, along with his father Keith and brother Jack, tipped down to watch Dunne's sponsorship announcement, and demo driving, at the concrete manufacturing plant.
The U20 All Ireland winner has been chatting about motorsport, Offaly fans, and a certain midlands derby this weekend with David Hollywood:
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