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Romain Grosjean ended up in a military hospital in Bahrain after a serious accident at the start of the Grand Prix of the same name: the Frenchman’s car hit a barrier at a speed of 220 km / h, flew in two and caught fire.
Burned, the 34-year-old pilot was taken to doctors and a few hours later Haas’ team officially confirmed that the X-rays showed no fractures.
Romain himself posted a video of the room on Instagram: his fingers were rewound with bandages, but except for this, the runner, in his own words, is fine.
Meanwhile, in five days, Sakhir’s Grand Prix training will take place, with everyone wondering who will drive Haas’s new car, built to replace the one destroyed in the accident.
Team leader Gunther Steiner told Sky Sports: “Knowing him, he definitely wants to come back. But tomorrow [в понедельник] We’ll see what happens when the doctors remove the bandages. So far there are no ideas at all, in what state is what is under them.
Now, for me, the main positive news is that nothing bad happened. Yes, it is not pleasant, but it is safe and nothing threatens its health.
The rest will be clear tomorrow when we can talk to the doctors. “
He added: “I don’t want to talk about backup plans. For now, the backup plan is for Romain to drive, if he can. “
Haas’ reserve driver this season is Pietro Fittipaldi. However, if the doctors do not allow Grosjean to start at the Sakhir Grand Prix from December 4-6, there is also the possibility that the car will be entrusted to one of the team’s future drivers: Mik Schumacher or Nikita Mazepin.
More information: Luke Smith
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