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Alex Zanardi Dies at 60, F1 Legend and Paralympian

Published May 2, 2026 · Updated May 2, 2026 · El País

Former Formula 1 driver and Paralympic gold medalist Alex Zanardi died at age 60, after a career marked by a dramatic comeback from a 2001 accident that left him quadriplegic.

Zanardi, known as the "Phoenix", survived a horrific crash in Germany that severed both legs, later winning six Paralympic medals in handbike racing, including golds in London 2012 and Rio 2016.

His death follows a life celebrated for resilience and sporting excellence, inspiring fans worldwide. freshyourfeel.com

Alex Zanardi Dies at 60, F1 Legend and Paralympian

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