Romain Grosjean says there are still unanswered questions about his fiery accident at the Bahrain Grand Prix, particularly in regards to his ability to maintain consciousness. An incident that grabbed headlines far beyond the world of Formula 1, Grosjean was fortunate to escape from the flaming wreck of his Haas after an over-53G collision with the barriers in the run to turn 4 on the first lap of the race. His life saved in the initial impact by F1's Halo head-protection device, Grosjean was then able to extract himself from the fire and walk away with only minor burns to his hands. Subsequently, F1's governing body, the FIA, has launched an investigation into the circumstances of the...
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