Haas driver Romain Grosjean has recalled the fiery crash he suffered at the Bahrain Grand Prix, saying he “saw death coming” and describing the incident as “like a rebirth” for him. Speaking to TF1 and LCI while still in hospital, Grosjean said: 'I did not lose consciousness. READ: Max Verstappen Says Albon’s Performance ‘Not Very Good’ Despite Podium 'To get out of the seat, I was able to remove my seat belt, the steering wheel was no longer there, it probably flew off during the impact,” the Frenchman added. 'I saw my visor all orange, the flames around me, and the accident of Niki Lauda came to mind [at the 1976 Austrian GP which almost claimed his life and left him...
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