Frankie Muniz was taken to a hospital Wednesday after a crash after he practiced for a Veterans Day race at the Daytona International Speedway, according to reports.
The former “Malcolm in the Middle” star-turned-racecar-driver was “awake and alert” while he was transported to a medical center for observation but won’t compete in Wednesday night’s race, Ford Racing told TMZ.
The 40-year-old had been preparing to race for Team Air Force at Ford’s Veterans Day Classic, Entertainment Tonight reported.
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After the crash, the top of Muniz’s car was cut off so he could get out.
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Muniz’s former “Malcolm in the Middle” co-star, Bryan Cranston, was expected to attend the race in support of him, according to ET.
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Muniz also crashed during a practice in April, but he didn’t suffer any serious injuries, TMZ reported.
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The former child actor drove in his first celebrity race in 2004 and soon turned professional.
Fox News Digital has reached out to reps for Muniz and Ford Racing.
Fox News’ Christina Dugan Ramirez contributed to this report.
