Fernando Alonso spent his career chasing victory so relentlessly that he rarely stopped to enjoy it. Two Formula One World Championships, 32 race wins and countless podiums later, many of the moments that defined his career are ones he barely remembers celebrating.
Behind the visor, Fernando learned to switch off emotion completely. A lesson at 13 that "second is first loser" fuelled an obsession with what came next, often leaving little room to appreciate what he'd already achieved. Today, his perspective has changed: some second and third-place finishes mean more to him than victories once did.
Fernando reveals what a lifetime of competition has taught him about ambition, fulfilment and the danger of always living for the next result, while explaining why, even in his 40s, the desire to improve has never disappeared.
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