The Offaly man looks to finish of a dramatic season on a high.
Alex Dunne admits his prospects of winning the World Championship in Formula Two are unlikely.
The F2 Championship season is nearing an end with just two rounds remaining in Qatar this weekend, and Abu Dhabi two weeks later.
Dunne sits in fifth place in the driver standings, after a season characterised by strong performances, and some bad luck.
The Clonbullogue racer recently announced his departure from the McLaren Junior Development Programme, and will be hoping success in the last two rounds will further his ambitions of racing in F1.
The Rodin Motorsports driver says he's focused on performance:
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