Gp Europe 2012 (highlights)

The 2012 Formula 1 European Grand Prix, held at the Valencia Street Circuit in Spain, was a highly dramatic and memorable race.
Here is a summary of the event in English:
The 2012 European Grand Prix was the eighth race of the season and is widely regarded as one of the most exciting races of the year, featuring significant drama and unexpected results.
Key Race Highlights
Winner: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari) claimed an emotional and spectacular victory on his home soil, despite starting in 11th position on the grid. His performance was widely hailed as one of the best of his career.
Vettel's Retirement: Pole-sitter Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) dominated the first half of the race, building a commanding lead. However, he was forced to retire on Lap 33 due to an alternator failure, bringing out the Safety Car and dramatically shaking up the field.
Hamilton's Retirement: In the closing stages, Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) was running in third place but was involved in a collision with Pastor Maldonado (Williams) while defending his position, which resulted in Hamilton retiring from the race.
The Podium: The final result saw Kimi Räikkönen (Lotus) finish in second place.
Schumacher's Return to the Podium: Michael Schumacher (Mercedes) finished in third place. At 43 years old, this was his first podium finish since returning to Formula 1 in 2010, and it proved to be the last of his legendary career.
Alonso’s victory made him the first driver to win two races in the 2012 season, and combined with Vettel's and Hamilton's retirements, he took the lead in the World Drivers' Championship standings.