Romain Grosjean returned to the F1 paddock in Bahrain on Thursday just four days after he almost lost his life at the circuit in a fiery crash. The Haas driver, who was discharged from hospital on Wednesday, was wearing bandages to help the burns on his hands and a protective boot on his left ankle. Article continues under video The 34-year-old met up again with his team, along with FIA doctor Ian Roberts and medical car driver Alan van der Merwe, as well as the marshals who all played a part in saving his life, while there was a special hug reserved his trackside engineer Dom Haines. Grosjean, who will miss this weekend’s race which takes place at the same circuit but on the Outer...
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