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#2 Fernando Alonso - 3 Wins
All of Fernando Alonso's wins came in the redesigned Hockenheimring. The Spaniard's first win came in 2005 while driving for Renault. He started the race from the third spot but showed great character during the race and finished on top. He went on to win his first world championship that year.
The two-time world champion had to wait for another five years to taste victory at the Hockenheimring. Having started the race from second place, Alonso endured a great duel with Massa before taking the checkered flag.
Two years later, the Spaniard would return to the track and pick up his third win. He started the race from pole and finished first with a dominating performance. Alonso finished the 2012 season in the second place, only three points behind the champion Sebastian Vettel.
Fernando Alonso's reunion with the McLaren is not going too well this year and it is highly unlikely that he would pick up his fourth win in the 2018 German Grand Prix.
