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2021 Fernando Alonso Alpine F1 Race Suit
2021 Fernando Alonso Alpine F1 Race Suit
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Fernando Alonso, a renowned Formula One driver, gained prominence through his remarkable achievements, notably clinching the World Championships in 2005 and 2006 with Renault. During these seasons, he secured an impressive seven wins each, totaling 17 victories with the team.
Alonso’s exceptional prowess extended beyond Renault, as he notched up 11 wins with Ferrari and an additional 4 with McLaren, culminating in a career total of 32 race wins. This outstanding record positions him sixth in the all-time list of Formula One race winners, underscoring his ability to excel with various teams across different eras. His consistency is also evident through his three second-place finishes in the championship standings and one third-place finish.
The Spaniard made his Formula One debut in 2001 with Minardi, and his breakthrough came in 2003 when he clinched pole position in Malaysia driving for Renault. He secured his first victory that year at the Hungarian Grand Prix. His most recent triumph was at his home race in Catalunya in 2013 while driving for Ferrari.
Notably, Alonso’s foray into the Indianapolis 500 in 2017 displayed his versatility. Despite a promising start, where he secured the fifth position on the grid and led for 27 laps, his race was marred by engine trouble on Lap 179 of 200. This setback led to a 29th-place finish in a car sponsored by McLaren and prepared by Andretti Autosport.
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Size Guide
Measurement Guide
1. Height (A)
How to Measure: Stand straight against a wall, feet together. Use a level to mark the highest point on your head. Measure from the floor to this mark.
2. Chest (B)
How to Measure: Wrap the tape measure around the widest part of your chest, under your arms and across your shoulder blades. Ensure the tape is level and firm but not tight.
3. Shoulder (C)
How to Measure: Measure from one edge of the shoulder to the other, across the back.
4. Arm (D)
How to Measure: Measure from the top of your shoulder, down your arm to where you want your sleeve to end. Keep the arm slightly bent.
5. Waist (E)
How to Measure: Measure around your natural waistline, which is the narrowest part of your waist, typically an inch above your belly button.
6. Inside Leg (F)
How to Measure: Measure from the top of your inside leg (at the crotch) to your ankle.
7. Neck to Crotch (G)
How to Measure: Measure from the base of the neck (at the shoulder line) down to the crotch.
8. Weight
How to Measure: Use a digital scale for the most accurate measurement. Stand still, with minimal clothing, for the best result.
