AJ Foyt Racing star Santino Ferrucci won't be competing in IndyCar Toronto race after crashing in the final moments of warm-up. The 27-year-old wrecked his car at the street circuit in Toronto just hours before the IndyCar race. The AFR driver is safe and was able to get out of the car on his own. IndyCar took to the streets of Toronto for the only international race of the American open-wheel racing series’ 2025 season. After the qualifying session on Saturday, July 19, the driver took the circuit once again on Sunday morning before the race around noon. However, it had just rained before the warm-up session, with the track being damp. As a result, the Chip Ganassi Racing drivers decided to stay in the paddock and skip the warm-up completely. But the other drivers took the circuit for the warm-up.Santino Ferrucci crashed in the closing moments of the warm-up as the AJ Foyt Racing driver lost control of the car and smashed into the barrier which damaged the car beyond repair. The #14 Chevrolet driver had a snap of oversteer into the entry of Turn 7, was not able to control the car, and hit the wall on the exit of Turn 7. The collision resulted in Santino Ferrucci's AFR damaging the front left and rear left suspension, as the car spun around and skidded towards the run-off area into Turn 8. The #14 Chevrolet then hit the barrier in the runoff area before coming to a stop.Ferrucci was able to get out of the car as a Red Flag was deployed by the stewards to recover the car and the driver. The session ended under Red Flag. AJ Foyt Racing shared an update about Santino Ferrucci on their social media account on X, which read,“Warmup concludes under red for Santino making contact with the wall. He got out under his own power. On a positive note, he was P3 and David was P5 in the final session.”Santino Ferrucci and David Malukas’ strong 2025 IndyCar season AJ Foyt Racing took a big hit before the start of the season when Michael Cannon left the team. However, the technical partnership with Team Penske ensured a strong season for both Santino Ferrucci and David Malukas. The two AJ Foyt Racing drivers and the two Meyer Shank Racing drivers have been the best of the rest, currently sitting ahead of some top drivers like Scott McLaughlin and Josef Newgarden in the standings. Santino Ferrucci has had four Top 5 and five Top 10 finishes this year while Malukas has two Top 5 and three Top 10. Both the drivers have also been featured on the podium this year and currently sit P10 and P11 in the standings at 237 points each.