Racing legend Zanardi dies at 59, a beacon of resilience
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Alex Zanardi, the Italian former CART champion who became a Paralympic gold medalist after two life-changing crashes, has died at 59; his family said he passed away peacefully and that the cause of death was not disclosed. Zanardi survived a 2001 crash that amputated his legs and a 2020 handbike crash, then went on to win four Paralympic golds and inspire countless people, earning tributes from Pope Francis and Italian officials.
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