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RacingNews365 takes a look at how F1 has changed in the 4,000 days, equal to almost 11 years, since Fernando Alonso last won at grand prix.
Fernando Alonso’s last F1 grand prix win was 4,000 days ago, almost 11 years. He won the Spanish Grand Prix on 12 May 2013. Since then, Alonso has retired, un-retired, raced for four teams, and achieved 17 podium finishes across 182 grand prix weekends. The last win was before turbo-hybrid power trains were introduced, and F1 has changed aerodynamic regulations three times since then. The championship has transformed drastically, with Max Verstappen now with 58 wins and more championships than Alonso. Lewis Hamilton’s victories soared to 103 from 21, with significant changes in the F1 schedule and race venues over the years. Alonso’s win remains a memorable milestone, amidst the dynamic evolution of Formula 1.
