Romain Grosjean says he "saw death coming" as he struggled to extract himself from the raging inferno surrounding his wreckage in Bahrain, revealing that the thought of his children pushed him on. Grosjean miraculously escaped his terrifying shunt on the opening lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix with only minor burns despite a 200km/h impact with the barriers and the massive fireball that ensued. But the Frenchman, speaking in his first interview since last Sunday's dramatic event, said his horrifying ordeal may have lasted just 28 seconds but it felt like an eternity during which many thoughts rushed through his mind. "I don't know if the word miracle exists or if it can be...
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