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Formula 1 learns from Grosjean incident and tests new gloves

Lewis Hamilton, Carlos Sainz, Daniel Ricciardo, Sebastian Vettel and George Russell are testing new glove prototypes during the free practice sessions of the Turkish Grand Prix. These are designed to ensure that the drivers are even safer on the track. Formula One organisers were shocked when Romain Grosjean suffered serious injuries when his car caught fire during the race in Bahrain last season. It caused the driver to be unable to participate in the season and ended his Formula One career prematurely. Read more Battle between Hamilton and Verstappen nears denouement: 'It's tricky' It prompted further investigation into the safety of the gloves worn by the drivers. In Turkey, four...
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