Romain Grosjean has managed to keep himself safe after his car crashed and burst into flames just after beginning of Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday. It was unbelievable how he managed to escape from death. The 34-year-old French driver slid off course on the principal lap and his Haas vehicle burst into flames in the wake of being cut in two by an obstruction. Grosjean climbed out with the fire thundering behind him and his race helmet protector scorched. After some moments, he was seen on television talking with race doctor.
Grosjean was then assisted in the vehicle and into an ambulance. He seemed, by all accounts, to be shaken yet didn’t quickly appear to be harmed other than a slight limp.
Drivers and colleagues stood and appreciated as they saw the pictures of Grosjean moving over the barrier to safety and being splashed with a fire quencher.
It seemed an unprecedented escape after his vehicle was cut into equal parts upon sway with the boundary. The mishap happened when Grosjean lost grasp and slid to one side, where his back wheel cut the front of Daniil Kvyat’s Alpha-Tauri and took off into the boundary.
Many of his supporters and fans become nervous when his car burst into flame. Many of his fans want to know about his health, if sources are to be believed, he has no serious injuries. he has survived a high-speed clash, thank God. The accident has occurred when Grosjean has lost grip and slid to the right, where his back wheel clipped the front of Daniil Kvyat’s Alpha-Tauri and flew off into the barrier.
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