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David Alonso is the first Colombian to win a Grand Prix World Championship, having secured the Moto3 title in 2024 with a remarkable performance, including 14 victories in the season.

David Alonso, the Colombian Moto3 prodigy born in Spain, concluded the season with a triumphant victory at the Barcelona race, marking the end of a record-setting year. The Aspar Team competitor achieved the title of Moto3 world champion at the remarkable age of 18, triumphing in 14 out of 20 races—an unprecedented accomplishment in the history of the competition.

Alonso showcased an exceptional season, consistently outpacing his competitors. In October, he secured the championship title ahead of time by winning the Japanese Grand Prix. Even after clinching the title early, Alonso maintained his dominance, finishing the season with an impressive streak of seven consecutive victories and establishing a remarkable record of 14 wins across all Moto3 events.

This season, Alonso’s victories encompassed the Qatar Grand Prix, Americas Grand Prix, French Grand Prix, Catalonia Grand Prix, Italian Grand Prix, German Grand Prix, Austrian Grand Prix, Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, Indonesian Grand Prix, Japan Grand Prix, Australia Grand Prix, Thailand Grand Prix, Malaysia Grand Prix, and the Barcelona-based Solidarity Grand Prix.