Romain Grosjean has given a detailed and powerful account of his terrifying Formula 1 crash, telling Sky Sports in a moving exclusive interview that he was "at peace" with dying during his 28 seconds in the fire, before dramatically dragging himself out of his burning car. In his first English language TV sit-down since the terrifying accident at last weekend's Bahrain GP - where his Haas car pierced the barriers at around 137mph, split in two and burst into flames - Grosjean spoke with Sky F1's Martin Brundle and described his ordeal and incredible escape. The full interview will be aired during our build-up on Sunday for the Sakhir GP - which Grosjean is missing due to his...
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