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Offaly racer swaps kart for car with new deal aged just 15

Offaly racer swaps kart for car with new deal aged just 15 He has his sights set on Formula 1 Reporter:   ); 15-year-old Alex Dunne has this week announced that he will make his car racing debut in 2021, driving for Pinnacle Motorsport, the hugely successful Irish team with bases in Kildare, Malaysia and China. The Offaly teenager will begin his quest to become a Grand Prix star in the Spanish F4 Championship, part of the FIA s global feeder series for International Formula 3 and the recognised first step on the road from Karting to Formula 1. Having spent a number of successful seasons in European Karting, the Clonbullogue youngster is now ready to make the move to car racing and will do so with the support of Motorsport Ireland s new Race Academy.

Dublin Racing Festival: Timeform preview day one action

Dublin Racing Festival: Timeform preview day one action By Andrew Asquith 17:22 · FRI February 05, 2021 Andrew Asquith outlines the Timeform view on the opening day of the Dublin Racing Festival at Leopardstown on Saturday. Recommended Saturday bets Back The Moyglass Flyer in the 15:50 at Leopardstown Back Chacun Pour Soi (13:35 Leopardstown) and Energumene (14:10 Leopardstown) in a win double There are four Grade 1 races at Leopardstown on Saturday and, as is usually the case, Willie Mullins holds an incredibly strong hand, responsible for the favourite in each of the top-level contests bar the Irish Champion Hurdle. The opening Golden Cygnet Novices’ Hurdle (13:05) has a more competitive feel to it than the betting suggests, but the market leader Gaillard du Mesnil tops Timeform weight-adjusted ratings. He built considerably on his hurdling debut when beating two subsequent winners over two and a half miles at this course in December, looking a novice hurdler of serio

Chacun Pour Soi and Honeysuckle head stellar cast for Dublin Racing Festival | Horse Racing News

2:48PM, FEB 2 2021 The big names of Irish racing – Chacun Pour Soi, Min, Honeysuckle, Minella Indo, Monkfish, Delta Work and Sharjah – remain in contention for the Grade 1 races at the Dublin Racing Festival in what promises to be an action-packed weekend that should not be missed. Chacun Pour Soi, the horse many believe will provide Willie Mullins with a breakthrough Queen Mother Champion Chase victory at Cheltenham, is on course to defend his Ladbrokes Dublin Chase (1.35) crown on Saturday. Stablemate Min, who chased him home last season before landing the Ryanair at Cheltenham, also features among the seven horses left in the race at the latest forfeit stage.