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Toto Wolff's son says he wants to race again on Saturday after kart crash
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Another kart flew over Jack Wolff in a crash at Leopard Circuit Viterbo in Italy. After medical checks, he said he wanted to race again on Saturday.
Jack Wolff, the nine-year-old son of Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff, was involved in a crash during a kart race at Leopard Circuit Viterbo in Italy. RacingNews365 reports that another kart flew over him.
The report described the crash as frightening but said Jack came away well and was able to get out under his own power. After medical checks, he said he wanted to race again on Saturday.
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