Max Verstappen Breaks Fernando Alonso’s Record, Becomes First in F1 History to Surpass 33 Wins
In a historic moment for Formula 1, **Max Verstappen** has shattered **Fernando Alonso’s** long-standing record by becoming the first driver in F1 history to surpass **33 Grand Prix victories**. Verstappen’s win at the **2024 Spanish Grand Prix** marked the milestone, as he eclipsed the previous record held by Alonso, who had achieved 32 wins during his illustrious career.
The win also served as a testament to Verstappen’s incredible consistency and dominance in recent seasons. In a season where Verstappen has already displayed his exceptional skill and composure, the record-breaking victory adds another layer to what is shaping up to be one of the greatest careers in F1 history. The Dutch driver, who made his debut in 2015 at just 17 years old, has quickly cemented himself as one of the sport’s most formidable competitors.
After crossing the finish line, Verstappen took to social media to express his gratitude, saying, “To reach 33 wins and surpass a legend like Fernando is truly special. I have a huge amount of respect for Fernando, and this achievement wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible team and support I have.”
**Fernando Alonso**, the two-time World Champion, congratulated Verstappen after the race, acknowledging the significance of the milestone. “Max is a fantastic driver, and he deserves every success. He’s writing history, and I’m proud to have been a part of that journey,” said Alonso.
Verstappen’s victory not only solidifies his place in F1 history but also highlights the remarkable trajectory of his career, with many predicting that he will continue to break more records in the years to come.
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