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The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxRomain Grosjean is lucky to have escaped with relatively minor injuries after a horrendous crash at the Bahrain Grand Prix.The Haas driver veered off the road just three corners into the race, as his car became engulfed in flames.Formula 1 fans were fearing the worst after seeing the giant fireball but were relieved to see Grosjean clambering from his vehicle seconds later.The 34-year-old hobbled away as medics and crew members raced towards the burning car.He is suspected to have suffered broken ribs and minor burns on hands and feet - and has been taken to hospital.Footage shows the Haas car was literally broken into half after

car burst into flames, causing the race to be red-flagged immediately. But the Haas driver was able to walk away from the incident, stepping into an ambulance.And F1 commentator Jack Nicholls explained how the racer's car went up in flames.

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The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxHaas driver Romain Grosjean has walked away from a horrific crash at the Bahrain Grand Prix after his car burst into flames when it hit a barrier at turn three.All 20 cars got off the line safely at the Sakhir circuit with Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton leading the way but at the back of the grid, there was a nasty accident which brought an immediate red flag.Grosjean appeared to collide with Daniil Kyvat's Alpha Tauri and went straight into the barriers with his car breaking into half on impact and going up in flames.Footage showed Grosjean pulling himself out of the car and being attended to by medical staff.A spokesman for Haas said

Romain Grosjean miraculously walked away from a horror crash that saw his car torn in half during the early stages of Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix.

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North Wales Live how he feared he might never go back to work. Mr Jesudason explained the crippling extent of the injuries, saying: "Jack suffered severe damage to his flexor tendons which run from the forearm through to the wrist and across the palm of the hand, which prevented him from bending his fingers."Surgery was done to repair the damage but the key to a successful recovery is the hand therapy that follows.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Full-back James Yates rounded off the scoring to move Luncarty to the top of the Conference B.And after the Stirling University victory he joked his fellow defenders are now asking him for advice on how to get on the goal trail.Yates struck with his left foot in the 51st minute to build on Keith Dewar’s first half opener in the hard-fought 2-0 win.“I think I’ve proved a lot of the boys wrong who are saying the left foot is only for standing on,” Yates smiled.“The way Robbie [Holden] has us playing, there’s a demand for the full backs to get goals.“Dan Walker, Scott Mollison and Sean Burton all ask me

Tommy Fury has insisted he has no regrets following the death of his and girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague’s imported puppy Mr Chai earlier this year.The professional boxer, 21, said he “doesn’t regret a single thing” as he was quizzed about the criticism he and Molly-Mae, also 21, received following the dog’s tragically early passing. When asked is he regretted anything after the dog died just six days after Tommy had it imported to surprise Molly-Mae for her birthday, he said: “I don’t regret a single thing.