Giacomo Bertagnolli concluded his Winter Paralympic journey in Milan Cortina on a high note, bringing home his fifth podium finish and second gold medal during the final day of events. Competing in the slalom, Bertagnolli made a remarkable comeback in the second run after initially trailing behind Poland's Michal Golas. His guide, Andrea Ravelli, shared that the team had motivated themselves to give it their all ahead of the race, which evidently paid off with their fantastic performance.

The athlete, who is visually impaired, competes in the AS3 classification and has achieved an impressive total of two golds, two silvers, and one bronze medal in his home country. He expressed his amazement at the outcomes, stating that it was a 'miracle' to have secured five medals from five events, and highlighted the emotional significance of the last race, emphasizing that it was the most fiercely contested and the one they valued the most during this competition.

This record-setting performance has placed Italy fourth in the overall medal standings of the Games, with Bertagnolli playing a pivotal role in this triumph. His achievements not only underscore his incredible talent and determination but also mark a significant moment for Italy in the realm of para-sports, inspiring many and showcasing the potential of athletes with disabilities on a global stage.