Fernando Alonso
CAREER STATS
Fernando Alonso’s Career Stats
No driver has started more Grands Prix than Fernando Alonso, whose Formula 1 career began with Minardi at the 2001 Australian Grand Prix. Renault, McLaren, Ferrari, Alpine and Aston Martin followed, and he is fourth on the all-time points list, fifth for podiums and seventh for wins. Fernando Alonso's salary at Aston Martin is $24m this season, and we put his net worth at $260m.
His wins all came between 2003 and 2013. His return in 2021 after two seasons away brought a second run of podiums, with eight of them in 2023.
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Official driver profile with career totals (Grands Prix entered, points, podiums, poles, best finish and grid, titles, DNFs) and 2026 season figures
Supports his karting titles, Euro Open title, fourth in Formula 3000, Renault test role and activities in 2019 and 2020
Supports his record 20th season, his career span record, most laps and kilometers raced and his 2002 test role
Supports his 1994 Spanish junior title, 1996 world junior title, 1997 Spanish and Italian titles and 2002 test role
Supports his karting titles, sportscar, IndyCar and Dakar results, the reason for number 14 and his youngest double champion record
Fernando Alonso’s Career in Numbers
Fernando Alonso’s 2026 Season
Alonso's fourth season at Aston Martin has been one of the hardest of his career. He retired from three of the first five rounds and has started several races from the pit lane, yet he has scored with 10th in Monaco, 9th at the Dutch Grand Prix and 8th in Bahrain. He has also had a clear edge over Lance Stroll in qualifying.
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Official driver profile with career totals (Grands Prix entered, points, podiums, poles, best finish and grid, titles, DNFs) and 2026 season figures
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Singapore by Salary
Pos
Driver
Pts
Salary
1
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
25
$70m
2
Charles Leclerc
Ferrari
18
$34m
3
Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
15
$3.4m
4
Lando Norris
McLaren
12
$30m
5
Oscar Piastri
McLaren
10
$13m
6
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Fernando Alonso’s F1 Results Season by Season
Aston Martin · 2026
17th
7 points so far
- Starts
- 18
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 0
- Poles
- 0
Aston Martin · 2025
10th
56 points
- Starts
- 24
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 0
- Poles
- 0
Aston Martin · 2024
9th
70 points
- Starts
- 24
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 0
- Poles
- 0
Aston Martin · 2023
4th
206 points
- Starts
- 22
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 8
- Poles
- 0
Alpine · 2022
9th
81 points
- Starts
- 22
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 0
- Poles
- 0
Alpine · 2021
10th
81 points
- Starts
- 22
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 1
- Poles
- 0
McLaren · 2018
11th
50 points
- Starts
- 21
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 0
- Poles
- 0
McLaren · 2017
15th
17 points
- Starts
- 18
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 0
- Poles
- 0
McLaren · 2016
10th
54 points
- Starts
- 20
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 0
- Poles
- 0
McLaren · 2015
17th
11 points
- Starts
- 18
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 0
- Poles
- 0
Ferrari · 2014
6th
161 points
- Starts
- 19
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 2
- Poles
- 0
Ferrari · 2013
2nd
242 points
- Starts
- 19
- Wins
- 2
- Podiums
- 9
- Poles
- 0
Ferrari · 2012
2nd
278 points
- Starts
- 20
- Wins
- 3
- Podiums
- 13
- Poles
- 2
Ferrari · 2011
4th
257 points
- Starts
- 19
- Wins
- 1
- Podiums
- 10
- Poles
- 0
Ferrari · 2010
2nd
252 points
- Starts
- 19
- Wins
- 5
- Podiums
- 10
- Poles
- 2
Renault · 2009
9th
26 points
- Starts
- 17
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 1
- Poles
- 1
Renault · 2008
5th
61 points
- Starts
- 18
- Wins
- 2
- Podiums
- 3
- Poles
- 0
McLaren · 2007
3rd
109 points
- Starts
- 17
- Wins
- 4
- Podiums
- 12
- Poles
- 2
Renault · 2006
1st
134 points
- Starts
- 18
- Wins
- 7
- Podiums
- 14
- Poles
- 6
Renault · 2005
1st
133 points
- Starts
- 18
- Wins
- 7
- Podiums
- 15
- Poles
- 6
Renault · 2004
4th
59 points
- Starts
- 18
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 4
- Poles
- 1
Renault · 2003
6th
55 points
- Starts
- 16
- Wins
- 1
- Podiums
- 4
- Poles
- 2
Minardi · 2001
23rd
0 points
- Starts
- 17
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 0
- Poles
- 0
The 2026 card updates after every race. Earlier seasons are final.
2000
4th
- Series
- International Formula 3000
- Team
- Team Astromega
1999
1st (champion)
- Series
- Euro Open by Nissan
- Team
- Campos Motorsport
Minardi · 2001
Alex Yoong
- Races Together
- 3
- Race Head to Head
- 2-0
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 3-0
- Points
- 0-0
Minardi · 2001
Tarso Marques
- Races Together
- 14
- Race Head to Head
- 5-4
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 12-2
- Points
- 0-0
Renault · 2003-2004
Jarno Trulli
- Races Together
- 31
- Race Head to Head
- 15-14
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 15-16
- Points
- 100-79
Renault · 2004
Jacques Villeneuve
- Races Together
- 3
- Race Head to Head
- 3-0
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 2-1
- Points
- 14-0
Renault · 2005-2006
Giancarlo Fisichella
- Races Together
- 37
- Race Head to Head
- 28-6
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 26-11
- Points
- 267-130
McLaren · 2007
Lewis Hamilton
- Races Together
- 17
- Race Head to Head
- 10-7
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 8-9
- Points
- 109-109
Renault · 2008-2009
Nelson Piquet Jr.
- Races Together
- 28
- Race Head to Head
- 21-5
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 27-1
- Points
- 74-19
Renault · 2009
Romain Grosjean
- Races Together
- 7
- Race Head to Head
- 5-1
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 7-0
- Points
- 13-0
Ferrari · 2010-2013
Felipe Massa
- Races Together
- 77
- Race Head to Head
- 65-12
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 58-19
- Points
- 1029-496
Ferrari · 2014
Kimi Räikkönen
- Races Together
- 19
- Race Head to Head
- 16-3
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 16-3
- Points
- 161-55
McLaren · 2015-2016
Jenson Button
- Races Together
- 38
- Race Head to Head
- 17-16
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 25-13
- Points
- 65-37
McLaren · 2017-2018
Stoffel Vandoorne
- Races Together
- 40
- Race Head to Head
- 20-17
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 37-3
- Points
- 67-25
Alpine · 2021-2022
Esteban Ocon
- Races Together
- 44
- Race Head to Head
- 20-22
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 23-21
- Points
- 162-166
Aston Martin · 2023-2026
Lance Stroll
- Races Together
- 87
- Race Head to Head
- 59-20
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 77-10
- Points
- 339-131
Head to heads and points count only races both drivers started, with Fernando Alonso first.
Fernando Alonso’s World Titles and Records
Both of Alonso's world titles came with Renault. In 2005 he won seven races and beat Kimi Räikkönen by 21 points, and he clinched the crown with 3rd in Brazil at 24 years and 58 days, the youngest champion at the time. He won seven more races in 2006 and sealed the second title with 2nd at the Brazilian Grand Prix, 13 points clear of Michael Schumacher.
133 points and 7 wins. Beat Kimi Räikkönen by 21 points
134 points and 7 wins. Beat Michael Schumacher by 13 points
Records Fernando Alonso Holds
Outright from the 2022 Singapore GP
Passed Michael Schumacher at the 2022 Azerbaijan GP
Passed Kimi Räikkönen in 2022
Record from the 2023 Bahrain GP
2003 Malaysian GP to 2023 São Paulo GP
2014 Hungarian GP to 2021 Qatar GP
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Supports him matching Räikkönen's 349 starts at the 2022 Italian Grand Prix with the record due in Singapore
Supports his record-breaking 350th start at the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix on 2 October 2022
Supports the races where he was due to take the starts, races-span and career length records in 2022
Supports his career entries, starts, finishes, points, Räikkönen's 353 entries and his age at first pole and first win
Supports him as the official record holder for most Grand Prix starts, 379 as of 9 March 2024
Best Championship Finish
1st
In 2005 and 2006
- World Titles
- 2
- Top Three Finishes
- 6
- Seasons in F1
- 23
How Fernando Alonso Compares With His Teammates
Only four times in 22 completed seasons has a teammate finished above Alonso in the standings. Felipe Massa was beaten 65-12 in races across four years at Ferrari, and Kimi Räikkönen lost 16-3 in 2014. The closest fights came against Esteban Ocon, who edged their Alpine race head to head 22-20, and Lewis Hamilton, who tied him on 109 points as a McLaren rookie in 2007 and placed 2nd to Alonso's 3rd.
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Drivers Closest to Fernando Alonso on Career Wins
Fernando Alonso’s Route to F1
Alonso won three straight Spanish junior karting titles from 1993 and the junior world title in 1996, in a kart carrying number 14. He added the Spanish and Italian Intercontinental A crowns in 1997 and was runner-up in the 1998 European Formula A championship. His first car racing season brought the 1999 Euro Open by Nissan title with Campos and six wins, and in 2000 he was 4th in Formula 3000 after winning the finale at Spa.
Supports his 1999 race-by-race results, wins, poles, podiums, 164 points and the title
Supports his 1999 points, wins, podiums and poles with Campos Racing
Supports his karting titles, Euro Open title, fourth in Formula 3000, Renault test role and activities in 2019 and 2020
Supports his karting career summary table and his 1999 and 2000 junior results rows
Supports his 2000 Formula 3000 results, 17 points and fourth place
Supports his win in the 2000 Formula 3000 finale at Spa for Team Astromega
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Fernando Alonso Career Stats FAQs
Fernando Alonso has 32 Grand Prix wins, taken with Renault, McLaren and Ferrari. The first came from pole at the 2003 Hungarian Grand Prix, when he became the youngest winner at the time.
His last win so far was the 2013 Spanish Grand Prix. He has won the Bahrain, European, German and Malaysian Grands Prix three times each.
Fernando Alonso has won 2 Formula 1 world titles, in 2005 and 2006 with Renault. He beat Kimi Räikkönen to the first by 21 points and Michael Schumacher to the second by 13.
He was also runner-up three times with Ferrari, in 2010, 2012 and 2013, and is 17th in the 2026 standings.
Fernando Alonso has made 444 Grand Prix starts, more than any other driver. He took the record from Kimi Räikkönen at the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix and became the first driver to start 400 Grands Prix at the 2024 Mexico City Grand Prix.
He has raced in every season since 2003 apart from 2019 and 2020.
Fernando Alonso has the longest Formula 1 career, measured from his first race to his latest. He made his debut at the 2001 Australian Grand Prix and passed Michael Schumacher’s span of 21 years and 3 months in 2022.
He also holds the record for most seasons, which he broke at the start of 2023.
Fernando Alonso has driven for Minardi, Renault, McLaren, Ferrari, Alpine and Aston Martin since his 2001 debut. He had two spells at Renault and two at McLaren.
He joined Aston Martin in 2023 and finished 4th in the standings that year with eight podiums, his best season since leaving Ferrari.