Racing Point driver Sergio Perez admitted that Romain Grosjean's terrifying crash on the opening lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix puts his late retirement into perspective. The Mexican was on course for a second consecutive podium finish before his car suffered a power-unit failure within just a few laps of the finish. The result would have put his team in a good place to secure third spot in the constructor's championship, as well as assisting his own bid for a seat on the 2021 Formula 1 grid. Perez may be without a drive for next season, but he said that Grosjean's health was his primary consideration. 'A day like today is hard to digest, for me, for my team,' he told reporters. 'It's...
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