FIA race director Michael Masi said the response to Romain Grosjean's horror crash in Bahrain was 'a credit to all involved'. Thanks to the bravery and lightning-fast response of medical personnel, Grosjean was pulled from the fiery wreckage of his Haas after a frightening opening-lap crash at the Bahrain Grand Prix. The Frenchman was able to unfasten himself after his Haas broke into two pieces and went up in flames upon impact, but it was the medics who helped pull him from the flames back over the barrier to safety, before quickly getting him to an ambulance. “The guys here at the Bahrain International Circuit did an amazing job,” Masi is quoted by RaceFans.net. “Credit where...
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