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GRAHAM KEILLOH

In a past month or so where it seems all the rage to confirm your championship title in an unusual way – and when you’re not on track – Alex Dunne at last clinching British Formula 4’s crown 10 days ago was in keeping.

In fact, his way likely trumped the lot. Not only was he some 700 miles away from where his championship was actually decided, he also, to prevail, had to hope his closest rival would.

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