Article To news overview The FIA has revealed its findings following the completion of the investigation into Romain Grosjean's accident at the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix, with the governing body announcing several measures that will look to improve safety. The Haas driver was involved in a huge crash on the opening lap of the race that saw the chassis of his car split in two, with the main monocoque lodged in a barrier. As a result a huge fire ensued, with the Frenchman somehow escaping with no serious injuries. “The car suffered extensive damage during the impact including separation of the power train assembly from the survival cell,” reads the report. “The fuel tank inspection hatch...
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