Sophia Floersch can't wait to get back on the track. In an exclusive interview with "Good Morning America," the German Formula Three driver recounted the moment she lost control of her car during ...

Sophia Floersch has once again reminded the motorsport world of the physical toll elite racing can take on drivers.

Sophia Floersch of Germany, who drives for the Van Amersfoort Racing team is seen after crashing into a platform for media during the last day of the 65th Macao Grand Prix at Guia Circuit, Nov. 18 ...

Formula 3 driver Sophia Floersch, who fractured her spine in a dramatic crash at the Formula 3 Macau Grand Prix on Sunday, said “I’m going to come back” after undergoing a successful 11-hour ...

In the case of Sophia Floersch, the green flag on the streets of St. Petersburg, Florida on March 2 won't just signify the beginning of her rookie season in the Indy NXT Series but also her first ...

Sophia Floersch has undergone a lengthy operation on her spine to repair the injury she suffered in Sunday’s horrific crash at the Macau Formula Three Grand Prix.

— Sophia Floersch (@SophiaFloersch) March 1, 2020. Before motorsport was put on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic, it had been announced she would become the first woman to race in the ...

German teenager Sophia Floersch has suffered a spinal fracture in a terrifying 270km/h crash at the Formula 3 street race at Macau on Sunday. Floersch, 17, was sent hurtling into the barriers ...

READ: Sophia Floersch had ‘an angel on her shoulder’ to survive crash’ The 17-year-old’s car was traveling at 171.6 mph (276.2 kph) when she lost control, going airborne and slamming into ...

Sophia Floersch is undergoing surgery for the spinal fracture she suffered in a horrifying airborne crash at Sunday’s Formula Three Macau Grand Prix. The 17-year-old German lost control of her ...

Sophia Floersch, 17, is set to undergo surgery Monday for the injury she sustained in the crash. Her car went airborne during the road course event after she clipped Sho Tsuboi’s car on lap four.

— Sophia Floersch (@SophiaFloersch) November 18, 2018. The car hit an area populated with photographers and race marshals, and four others were sent to hospital with Floersch.