Ebury Announces Sponsorship of Formula 2 Driver, Alex Dunne

Ebury, the global financial solutions firm, is proud to announce its new sponsorship  of the highly anticipated, Irish professional driver, Alex Dunne following his recent  signing to the reputable Alpine Academy.  

Dunne will continue to race for Rodin Motorsport, where his car will bear the Ebury  logo on the side of its front wing for the 2026 season.  

The partnership comes at a pivotal stage in Dunne’s career, building on an impressive 2025 F2 season. The 20 year-old enjoyed a breakthrough campaign last  year, securing two race wins, two pole positions and eight podium finishes. He also gained valuable Formula 1 experience through Practice 1 sessions with McLaren,  underlining his potential as one of Ireland’s most exciting emerging motorsport  talents 

Ebury are particularly excited by the opportunity of joining Dunne on his journey to  the pinnacle of motorsport. A journey that aligns strongly with Ebury’s core  proposition of unlocking global growth and potential.  

Peter Brooks, Co- Global Head of Sport at Ebury said: “There is nothing more  exciting than joining a journey at the beginning. For us, the opportunity to work with  Alex as he climbs the ranks of motorsport is seen as an investment into the career  of a future star. As a company that helps businesses on their growth journey, we  are excited to be able to play a part in Alex’s too ” 

Maurits Zwart, Co- Global Head of Sport at Ebury, added: “Extending our sports  partnerships is essential to the growth of our brand globally. The opportunity to join  Alex’s journey for the 2026 season is extremely exciting and we wish him all the  best over the next 9 months.” 

Alex Dunne, said: “I’m really happy to have a global company as big as Ebury join  me at this early stage in my career. Their confidence, trust and support in me has  been incredible. Whilst Ebury continues to quickly innovate and provide new  solutions to international payments, I will do my best to provide results on the  track.”