F1’s Safety Car crashed during a test on Thursday at the Italian Gran𝔍d Prix.

The incide꧃nt occurred at the high-speed Parabolica corner at the end oꦜf the circuit.

As part of the usual pre-race preparation, Safety Car driver Bernd Mayl🎃ander was completing his usual checks ahead of the weekend.

However, during one of his push laps, Maylander lost contr🔜ol of the Aston Martin Safety Car being used at this weekend’s Italian GP.

It was described as a high-speed incident, but fortunately, both Maylander and thꦆe passe🎀nger were unhurt, climbing out of the car without any assistance.

Maylander and the passenger were picked up by F1’s medical cꦐar before ♛returning to the pit lane.

The FIA released the following stateme🗹nt: "There was an on-track incident with the FIA Safety Car today at Monza. Aston Martin is investigating the cause but can confirm both driver and passenger are fine. There is an additional Safety Car at the circuit and it will not impact the weekend's event."

It’s unusual for incidents involving the Safety Car to take place, particularly given Maylander’s wealth 💟of experience behind the 🌳wheel.

Most notably, the medical car crashed in practice at the 2000 Monaco♛ Gra🅘nd Prix.

A similar incident occur🙈red two years later in Brazil.

ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚEnrique Bernoldi had cras꧙hed his Arrows car during practice at Interlagos, resulting in a red flag.

The medical car paꦰrked up was hit by the Sauber of Nick Heidfeld.

Fortunately, there was a narrow gap for Heidfeld to go through🔯, avoiding an♍y major injuries for anyone involved.