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Dunne

American  
[duhn] / dʌn /

noun

  1. Finley Peter 1867–1936, U.S. humorist.

  2. John Gregory, 1932–2003, U.S. writer.


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One flashpoint late in 2025, according to sources close to Red Bull, has been that Marko signed Irish racing driver Alex Dunne to the Red Bull programme against the wishes of Mintzlaff and team principal Laurent Mekies.

From BBC

Dunne has had to be paid off and is currently looking for another way into F1 after his ties with McLaren were severed earlier this year.

From BBC

Their executives insisted they would never cannibalize sales outside China by exporting from those joint ventures, recalls Michael Dunne of market research and advisory Dunne Insights.

From The Wall Street Journal

Four of the top five Chevrolet models sold in Mexico are made in China by General Motors’ joint-venture partners, Dunne said.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, while Marko is said to have wanted to take on Dunne, other senior members of Red Bull did not, and Mekies has told BBC Sport that Dunne is not part of their plans.

From BBC