The Haas driver has been thoroughly examined but sustained only burns to his hands after the car burst into flames. The impact was measured at 53G and caused his car to split in half. Grosjean was in the car amid the flames for almost 20 seconds before extricating himself and climbing to safety. That’s why we want him in the car and I’m sure he’ll do a good job.”. “They broadcast replays after replays after replays of the fire, and his car split in half and then, like that’s not enough, they go to his onboard.”. That Grosjean’s went through was a major concern, as was the subsequent fire, a danger believed to have been largely eliminated from F1 cars.

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