Romain Grosjean says he is eager to understand more about his Bahrain Grand Prix accident, including how he retained consciousness throughout, in order to further advance safety in motorsport. Grosjean suffered a high-speed impact with the Armco barriers, measured at 53G and 221km/h, which split his Haas VF-20 in two, causing the wreckage to erupt in flames. Grosjean extricated himself from the survival cell and spent three nights in hospital due to minor burns on his hand and some discomfort in his ankle. He was not cleared to return to competition for the rest of the 2020 season but was able to fly home to Switzerland, where he is continuing to treat his hands. One of Grosjean’s...
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