Frankie Muniz Posts Health Update After NASCAR Crash: “I’m Grateful To Be Walking Right Now”
Frankie Muniz says he is “grateful to be walking right now” after what he described as “a pretty bad wreck” in a NASCAR warmup yesterday that sent him to the hospital. Muniz was behind the wheel for Team Air Force in its No. 30 Ford, prepping for the Proud to Honor Veterans Day Classic exhibition […]
Frankie Muniz, the former "Malcolm in the Middle" star and NASCAR driver, was involved in a crash at Daytona International Speedway on November 11, interrupting his participation in Ford’s Proud to Honor charity event. The 40-year-old driver was hospitalized after the accident, but was ultimately released and reported feeling sore but otherwise unharmed.
Muniz had traveled to Daytona to race alongside Austin Cindric as part of the event, which aimed to honor military veterans and support six nonprofit organizations that assist military and veteran communities. Despite his injuries, Muniz expressed disappointment at missing the event but was grateful for the care he received and the support from Ford Racing, Daytona International Speedway, and fans.
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