Romain Grosjean: Last News

Lewis Hamilton would crash came to light.This weekend's showdown in Saudi Arabia has already been shrouded in controversy, with genuine fears that proceedings wouldn't go ahead after a fuel depot was struck by a missile on Friday evening. The incident occurred just six miles from the track, sparking safety fears.The incident caused delays, with drivers even meeting to discuss among themselves over whether or not the race should go ahead.

Formula One career by calling it a “birthday”.The Swiss-Frenchman miraculously survived a horrific incident where his Haas hit a barrier at high speed during the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix.While he survived the impact which saw his car split in half, he remained stuck in the cockpit while flames engulfed the vehicle.Grosjean was eventually able to wrestle his way out while on fire before being put out by a quick-thinking marshal in an incident that shocked the F1 world in its entirety.The driver was incredibly able to walk away from the incident with major injuries only to his hands and feet, but has talked extensively about coming to terms with dying while he was surrounded by the blaze.The manner of Grosjean’s rise out of the car and his

F1 car for the first time since his horror crash in Bahrain last season, after being given the chance to test for Mercedes at the French Grand Prix. The 35-year-old hasn’t stepped foot in an F1 cockpit since a terrifying crash that could have killed the Frenchman while driving for Haas at the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix.

Formula One, having inked a multi-year deal to race for Haas, and it's fair to say the Russian youngster has already courted controversy.Mazepin, 22, is part of a new-look Haas team, who have replaced Kevin Magnussen and Romain Grosjean with two rookies in the form of Mazepin and Mick Schumacher, the son of seven-time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher.While the addition of Schumacher Jr to the grid has been greeted with excitement by many fans, the addition of Mazepin is a different story entirely.The driver has courted controversy throughout his career and Haas were forced to issue a strongly-worded statement condemning Mazepin's "abhorrent" behaviour just a week after he inked his deal with the team.In a video posted on social media,

Formula One machine was swiftly engulfed in fire though Haas managed to walk away with just minor burns.He was treated in hospital for his injuries, being seen after the crash with bandages across his hands.He has opened up on the incident for Netflix’s F1 documentary series Drive to Survive, and is interviewed alongside wife Marion.Grosjean explained: “The impact was 56G, which means my body was about 3.9 tonnes.“I was thinking ‘Where am I going to burn first? Is it going to be painful?’”While Marion, who was watching the incident unfold, added: “The longer it went on, the more I thought he was going to be dead.”Grosjean survived, though did lose his seat for the 2021 season, and has not lost his humour.Calling himself the “man who walked

F1 fireball crash just three months ago.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxRomain Grosjean has issued the latest on his recovery from his horrific crash at the Bahrain Grand Prix.The 34-year-old came off the track on the first lap of the November race, when he clipped Daniil Kvyat's AlphaTauri.That caused Grosjean to ricochet in the barrier going at almost 150mph, causing his Haas to split in half and ignite on impact.Grosjean was then engulfed by a huge fireball, with many fearing the worst for the French-Swiss driver.He was in the flames for nearly 30 seconds, before walking away from the crash unaided.While he escaped major injury, he did suffer serious burns to the hand, an issue which meant he was forced

Kimi Raikkonen had to flee his burning Alfa Romeo after it burst into flames during the second practice session ahead of this weekend’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.Raikkonen was racing around the track when flames suddenly spit out the back of his car.The Finn was quick to pull over and jump out before the fire became too intense with a team member shouting a warning to him.A message through the radio was heard: "Big fire.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxRomain Grosjean is in high spirits as he recovers from his horror crash at the Bahrain Grand Prix.The French-Swiss Forumla 1 veteran credits the halo on his car with saving his life after the Haas-Ferrari vehicle split into two after penetrating a metal guardrail during the first lap of the race.Miraculously, the 34-year-old was able to jump clear of the wreckage with minor injuries, which were later revealed to be burns to both of his hands.Grosjean has now offered an update ahead of the final race of the 2020 season, and he has issued a tribute to his wife Marion for her birthday, having reclaimed his hacked Instagram account.He

Mick Schumacher is set to follow in his father’s footsteps next year when he takes his place on the Formula 1 grid.

F1 fireball crash survivor Romain Grosjean has seen his Instagram account get hacked while in recovery from his injury. The Frenchman has been in hospital since the end of November after his Haas car crashed into a barrier at the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Romain Grosjean will miss the final race of the season and his Formula 1 career appears to be all but over.

F1 outing at next week’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix following his fiery crash in Bahrain last week. The Frenchman’s car became engulfed in flames when he veered off the road three corners into the Bahrain Grand Prix, with medics helping him escape the frightening incident without any serious injuries.

Formula 1 next season. The son of racing legend Michael suffered a nasty collision during Sakhir Grand Prix qualifying on Friday, with Roy Nissany’s car mounting on top of him.

splitting in half and exploding into a fireball. Somehow, just 28 seconds later, Grosjean managed to step out of the vehicle with burnt hands the only injury.

Romain Grosjean has been discharged from hospital three days after the horror fireball crash that left him with burns to his hands and has "marked him for life".

split in half before bursting into flames. But the racing driver was able to walk away from the accident, sustaining minor burns on his hands and feet that saw him taken to hospital.

Romain Grosjean wants to compete in Formula One's final race of the season in Abu Dhabi as he continues to recover from his horror fireball crash.

Romain Grosjean had been sceptical about the introduction of the halo but two years on, it was a key element in saving his life.

Formula One chief Ross Brawn has called on the sport to find out why Romain Grosjean's car exploded into a fireball.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxRomain Grosjean is loving life after suffering only burns in Sunday’s horror Formula One crash.The 34-year-old Haas-Ferrari driver crashed into a barrier early on during the Bahrain Grand Prix and his vehicle subsequently exploded into a fireball.Viewers were stunned to see the French-Swiss veteran walk away from the wreckage seemingly injury free after race stewards quickly intervened with a fire extinguisher.It was later revealed that Grosjean would need to stay in hospital overnight to be treated for burns on his hands, with large bandages visible in his latest update on Instagram.He simply wrote: “Thank you so much for all your