Carlos sainz will make history. He has written his name forever in the Formula 1 books with his win this Sunday at Formula 1 British GP. Carlos captured his first victory in F1, the day after achieving his first pole position in ‘Great Circus’. In this way, he became the second Spanish driver in the entire history of F1 to achieve success in a Big prize. The Asturian, two-time world champion (2005-2006), has won 32 wins from his first achievement in 2003 in Hungary, to his last so far, at the 2013 Spanish GP.
Now, 9 years later, Carlos began writing his pages of successes at Ferrari with first success on Silverstonea special circuit for him, where in 2013 he underwent an important test so Red Bull decided to bet on him in F1.
33. 2022 Great Britain (Silverstone) Carlos Sainz (Ferrari F1-75)
32. 2013 Spain (Barcelona) Fernando Alonso (Ferrari F138)
31. 2013 (China Shanghai) Fernando Alonso (Ferrari F138)
30. 2012 Germany (Hockenheim) Fernando Alonso (FerrariF2012)
29. 2012 Europe (Valencia) Fernando Alonso (FerrariF2012)
28. 2012 Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) Fernando Alonso (FerrariF2012)
27. 2011 Great Britain (Silverstone) Fernando Alonso (Ferrari 150 °)
26. 2010 South Korea (Yongam) Fernando Alonso (Ferrari F10)
25. 2010 Singapore (Singapore) Fernando Alonso (Ferrari F10)
24. 2010 Italy (Monza) Fernando Alonso (Ferrari F10)
23. 2010 Germany (Hockenheim) Fernando Alonso (Ferrari F10)
22, 2010 Bahrain (Sakhir) Fernando Alonso (Ferrari F10)
21, 2008 Japan (Fuji) Fernando Alonso (Renault R28)
20. 2008 Singapore (Singapore) Fernando Alonso (Renault R28)
19. 2007 Italy (Monza) Fernando Alonso (McLaren MP4-22)
18. 2007 Europe (Nürburgring) Fernando Alonso (McLaren MP4-22)
17. 2007 Monaco (Monaco) Fernando Alonso (McLaren MP4-22)
16. 2007 Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) Fernando Alonso (McLaren MP4-22)
15. 2006 Japan (Suzuka): Fernando Alonso (Renault R26)
14. 2006 Canada (Montreal): Fernando Alonso (Renault R26)
13. 2006 Great Britain (Silverstone): Fernando Alonso (Renault R26)
12. 2006 Monaco (Monaco): Fernando Alonso (Renault R26)
11. 2006 Spain (Barcelona): Fernando Alonso (Renault R26)
10. 2006 Australia (Melbourne): Fernando Alonso (Renault R26)
9. 2006 Bahrain (Sakhir): Fernando Alonso (Renault R26)
8. 2005 China (Shanghai): Fernando Alonso (Renault R25)
7. 2005 Germany (Hockenheim): Fernando Alonso (Renault R25)
6. 2005 France (Magny-Cours): Fernando Alonso (Renault R25)
5. 2005 Europe (Nurburgring): Fernando Alonso (Renault R25)
4. 2005 San Marino (Imola): Fernando Alonso (Renault R25)
3. 2005 Bahrain (Sakhir): Fernando Alonso (Renault R25)
2. 2005 Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur): Fernando Alonso (Renault R25)
1. 2003 Hungary (Hungaroring) 2003: Fernando Alonso (Renault R23B)
Source: La Verdad
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