Fernando Alonso’s McLaren Elva Can Be Yours For $3 Million

No, we don’t. Let’s have a quick rundown of the Spaniard’s accomplishments. Not only is he a two-time Formula 1 champion, but at the time of his first win in 2005, he was the youngest to ever do it at 24 years old. For the next decade and a half, he was a constant competitor in the sport, placing on podiums and consistently giving others a run for their money. Then, in 2019, he decided to retire, which was the end of an illustrious career.

Except it wasn’t because Alonso still had the burning desire to compete and win. This led to two 24 Hours of Le Mans wins for Toyota in 2018 and 2019, a win at the Spa 6-Hours, Fuji 6-Hours, and Sebring 1,000 miles.

He also won the 24 Hours of Daytona and became an LMP1 endurance World Champion. He also competed at the Indy 500 and raced in the Dakar Rally before returning to F1 and gaining even more podiums at 42 years old.