Romain Grosjean has provided an extraordinary account of his miraculous 28-second escape from the burning wreckage of his Haas Formula 1 car after his terrifying Bahrain Grand Prix crash.  Grosjean survived a 137mph, 53G impact with the barriers that tore his Haas car in half before it burst into flames relatively unscathed, suffering burns to his hands and an injury to his left ankle. After spending three nights recovering in hospital, the Frenchman was discharged on Wednesday before making his return to the Bahrain paddock on Thursday. Grosjean provided a detailed account of the accident and his escape to reporters on Friday. Grosjean admitted there was a brief moment when he had...
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