The sprint and feature races are yet to take place.
Offaly's Alex Dunne has finished in an impressive fourth position at the F2 qualifying session in Bahrain.
The 19 year old completed his lap in just over 1 minute and 44 seconds, which was just zero point three seconds behind the winner Leonardo Fornaroli
As a result the Clonbullogue man will now start the sprint race in the second row.
The race is scheduled to take place at 3.15 Irish time tomorrow.
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