The FIA has released detailed findings into Romain Grosjean's fireball crash in last year's Bahrain Grand Prix and announced a number of measures in its ongoing bid to improve safety. The investigation, which has taken several weeks, included interviews with those involved, an inspection of the physical evidence, analysis of available video material, as well as examination of the data from the car’s accident data recorder and driver’s ear accelerometers. It has been determined that "during the opening lap of the Bahrain GP, Romain Grosjean's car was travelling at 241km/h when he lost control on the exit of Turn 3 following contact between his right-rear wheel and Daniil Kvyat’s...
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