In a remarkable journey that has spanned two decades, Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix will serve as an impressive milestone for Fernando Alonso.
It was at the Hungaroring in August 2003 that the then young Spanish driver claimed his first-ever Formula 1 victory, setting the stage for an illustrious career ahead.
At 22 years and 104 days, Alonso became Grand Prix racing's youngest winner, breaking a record held for 43 years by Bruce McLaren since the Kiwi's victory in the US Grand Prix at Sebring in 1959.
As the we remember this remarkable achievement, which was followed by 31 more F1 wins, fans and fellow drivers alike will salute the passion, talent, and determination that have made Alonso an indelible force in the world of motorsport.
