Formula 1's governing body has revealed the cause of the fire from which Romain Grosjean miraculously escaped following his crash in Bahrain last year. The FIA published its findings after concluding its in-depth investigation into the incident from the opening lap of last November's Bahrain GP. Grosjean, whose car was split in two and caught fire after it pierced the barriers, escaped with burns to his hands after spending 27 seconds in the car after impact. Investigations found that Grosjean's car struck the triple-guardrail barrier at 192kph (119mph) with a peak impact of 67G. The report also detailed how the heavily-damaged Haas car caught fire. 8:12 Romain Grosjean sat down with Sky...
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