The fact Romain Grosjean survived Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix was remarkable. The forces, flames and destruction involved in his accident on the opening lap of the race could easily have resulted in a much worse outcome, but somehow he was able to walk away from the incident with relatively minor burns to his wrists. Editor's Picks F1 to conduct 'deep analysis' of Grosjean crash Ricciardo disgusted with 'Hollywood' coverage of Grosjean crash 1 Related The last data logged by the car before the impact recorded its speed at 137mph and a 53G impact was reported. Haas team principal Guenther Steiner refused to confirm the G-force number on Sunday night, saying the one he had seen seemed too...
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