Frankie Muniz was hospitalized on Wednesday following a crash during a practice session for a Veterans Day race at Daytona International Speedway. Despite the incident, Muniz was reportedly ‘awake and alert’ while being transported to a medical center. Ford Racing informed TMZ that Muniz, aged 40, will not participate in Wednesday night’s race.
Muniz had been preparing for a race representing Team Air Force at Ford’s Veterans Day Classic, according to Entertainment Tonight. The crash required rescuers to cut off the top of Muniz’s car to safely extract him from the vehicle.
His former ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ co-star, Bryan Cranston, was expected to attend the event to support Muniz. Additionally, Muniz experienced a crash during a practice in April; however, he did not sustain serious injuries that time.
Muniz began his journey in auto racing with his first celebrity race in 2004 and quickly transitioned to professional racing.
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