Toto Wolff’s nine-year-old son, Jack, was run over by a kart in a horrifying crash during a race on Friday. He was racing in the IAME Warrior Final when his kart spun on track, and he was hit…

Toto and Susie Wolff's nine-year-old son, Jack, escaped serious injury after an alarming karting crash during the IAME Warrior Final. Leading near the end of the X30 Mini race, Jack spun 180 degrees after clipping another kart, resulting in a trailing competitor striking his shoulder and helmet. The race was red-flagged immediately following the incident.
Jack received treatment and walked away with only minor injuries, speaking with race officials shortly afterward. According to journalist Thomas Maher, the young driver was adamant about returning to race the following day, having recently secured the X30 U10 title in the IAME Series Italy.
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