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Cover and cover of all Europe after the terrible accident of Romain Grosjean in the GP of Bahrain; Grosjean is recovering in hospital and is expected to be discharged on Tuesday, but will be replaced at Sakhir’s GP this weekend.
Last Updated: 11/30/20 12:39 pm
Romain Grosjean walked away from one of Formula 1’s most horrific crashes in decades at the Bahrain GP, and Monday’s newspapers, across Europe, have documented the “miracle” and how the Frenchman survived.
The team, the French newspaper (top left), stated that Grosjean had “28 seconds to live,” referring to the time it took for the Haas driver to escape his car and re-cross the barriers after his terrible accident.
“Victim of a spectacular and violent accident, Romain Grosjean spent endless seconds in the flames before getting out of his car and being rescued,” continues the last page. “The French pilot suffered burns on his hands. Miraculous.”
Belgian publication Sports world (top right) simply ask, “How do you survive this?”
Grosjean’s crash and escape also made the back pages of Germany and Italy. German newspaper Quick they say Grosjean was “rescued from hellfire” while Corriere dello Sport in Italy described him as a “terror”.
The Daily Telegraph in the UK they lead Grosjean admitting that the Halo saved his life, while the Daily star focus on the amazing image with the headline: “Miracle.”
And the gruesome accident also made front-page news in the UK.
The latest on Romain Grosjean
Brazilian driver Pietro Fittipaldi will compete in place of the injured Romain Grosjean for Haas in this weekend’s Sakhir Grand Prix following the fierce accident of the Frenchman in Sunday’s race in Bahrain.
Grosjean is being treated for burns to his hands at the hospital, though he escaped more serious injuries when his Haas car caught fire and broke in two in a horrible accident on the first lap of the race.
Haas said on Monday that the treatment was “going well” and expected the Frenchman to be discharged Tuesday.
0:29 Romain Grosjean posted a video from his hospital bed telling fans ‘I’m pretty good’ after his horrible accident at Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix.
Grosjean spent Sunday night in the hospital as doctors continued to treat the burns on the back of his hands.
Appearing in a good mood when he posted an Instagram video from his hospital bed, the Frenchman thanked the medical teams both on the track and at the hospital, and credited the Halo headgear, introduced in F1 in 2018 , for allowing him to get away from the circuit. accident.
“Hello everyone, I just wanted to say that I’m fine … something good,” she said, waving her bandaged hands.
1:24 Warning: video shows Romain Grosjean walking away from hell after a first lap accident at the Bahrain Grand Prix
“Thank you very much for all the messages.”
“I wasn’t for the Halo a few years ago, but I think it’s the best thing we brought for Formula 1, and without it I couldn’t talk to you today.
“Thanks to all the medical staff at the circuit and at the hospital and I hope I can write you some messages very soon and tell you how it is going.”
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