The fiery accident Romain Grosjean experienced on the opening lap of the Sakhir Grand Prix last November triggered a reset in his brain. The shocking crash stunned millions, fearing the worst we watched the live feed, as we collectively held our breath until he emerged from the blaze alive. It was an agonising half a minute or so before that palpable relief was allowed to be released and we realised that the Frenchman, father of three, would live to tell the tale. A miracle, or series of miracles, saved his life on that night. In further analysis of his ordeal, he told CNN in an interview yesterday: 'Twenty-eight seconds I was in the flames if you look. If you ask me how long it was, I...
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