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Fernando Alonso Mourns Longtime Physiotherapist Fabrizio Borra During Emotional Imola Weekend

Borra, who passed away from cancer at 64, was Alonso's trusted partner for 24 years across multiple F1 teams and a respected figure in global sports.

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Overview

  • Fabrizio Borra, Fernando Alonso's physiotherapist and close confidant, died Sunday at 64 after a battle with cancer.
  • Borra worked with Alonso since his 2001 F1 debut, accompanying him through teams like Renault, McLaren, Ferrari, and Aston Martin.
  • Alonso publicly paid tribute to Borra, expressing gratitude for their 24-year partnership and his profound personal and professional impact.
  • Beyond Formula 1, Borra supported athletes like Michael Schumacher, Marco Pantani, and MotoGP riders, leaving a legacy across multiple sports.
  • The Imola race weekend has been marked by Alonso's visible grief, with the F1 community honoring Borra's behind-the-scenes contributions.