Paralympic champion and ex-Formula 1 driver Alex Zanardi’s health has shown “valuable clinical enhancements” at some level of his time in intensive care after a boulevard accident in June, scientific doctors say.
Zanardi, 53, suffered severe head accidents when he misplaced sustain watch over of his handbike in a boulevard bound in Tuscany and crashed into a truck on 19 June.
He underwent three surgeries at a Siena health facility, turned into moved to a rehabilitation centre and turned into then transferred to the intensive care unit at the San Raffaele Sanatorium in Milan about a days later.
The Italian raced in Formula 1 for Jordan, Minardi, Lotus and Williams within the 1990s after which raced within the Cart Championship within the US.
He had each and each his legs amputated after a motor racing accident in 2001 at the Lausitzring computer screen in Germany, and has since change into one amongst the finest-identified figures in Paralympic sports actions.
Zanardi received two gold medals at the 2012 London Paralympic Games and 4 years later received two extra in Rio de Janeiro.