Frankie Muniz expressed gratitude for being able to walk following a significant crash during a NASCAR practice session at Daytona International Speedway. The former "Malcolm in the Middle" star was hospitalized on Wednesday after the incident while preparing for the Proud to Honor Veterans Day Classic exhibition race.
Muniz, who has been pursuing a career in professional racing since 2006, was set to drive the No. 33 Ford for Team Reaume, with Austin Cindric as his co-driver. While initially reported as "awake and alert" after the crash, Muniz later shared that he was "grateful to be walking right now" after what he described as "a pretty bad wreck."
Frankie Muniz Grateful to Be Walking After Daytona NASCAR Crash
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