Laois' Williams F1 Performance Coach assesses Alex Dunne's impact on the single seater landscape.
Offaly's Alex Dunne may well have found himself in another F1 Academy, according to Williams' incoming Academy Performance Lead.
Laois man Patrick Harding is currently Alex Albon's performance coach but keeps a keen eye on the sport's junior categories.
Dunne impressed many with his rise through British F4, GB3, and in his rookie season in FIA Formula Three.
McLaren swooped for the Clonbullogue teenager in May.
Harding says the rest of the F1 grid will have been considering doing something similar:
Dunne returns to action in the F3 Championship this weekend in Budapest, Hungary.
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