Floersch sets sights on F1 seat after recovering from broken spine
Sophia Floersch has set her sights on competing in Formula One "in the next three to five years" after recovering from a spinal fracture.
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Sophia Floersch has set her sights on competing in Formula One "in the next three to five years" after recovering from a spinal fracture.
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