In yesterday's F1 Bahrain Grand Prix, Grosjean's crash attracted widespread attention. On the one hand, the safety of the F1 car saved Romain Grosjean's life. On the other hand, Bahrain Why did the race track's protective wall cut the car into two pieces and cause a fire?

Fortunately, the safety of F1 cars has been greatly improved. The halo and Hans systems protected Grosjean very well. He was able to survive before the FIA ??medical staff rushed to the scene to respond. Escape from the fire. Afterwards, he was taken to the hospital to check his injuries. Fortunately, he only had minor burns on his hands and ankles.

F1 and FIA officials quickly confirmed that they would conduct a comprehensive investigation into the accident. Ferrari driver Vettel questioned why the guardrail failed and was penetrated by the car. He said: "I haven't watched the video much because I don't want to watch it. The most important thing is that he escaped. Obviously the guardrail should not fail like this. It is a good thing that the current F1 car is safer, but the guardrail should not lose its function. It should have started in this way. So I don't know what happened there, but the main thing is that he escaped."

It is generally believed that the presence of halo saved Grosjean. life, it's because of the way the halo is embedded in the middle of the barrier. Williams driver George Russell said: "Without Halo, I believe it would have been an incredibly different result. In any case, the way he escaped from the car was incredible. In recent years, safety issues have There has been a lot of progress, so we can only be grateful."

"It was terrible, at first I didn't know what was happening, and when I saw the picture, I was shocked." AlphaTauri driver. Gasly added, "From my generation, I have never seen anything like this. In the past, I thought it was more common, but it was really scary. When I saw Grosjean from When I came out of the car, I was really happy to see him jump out. It was really scary, I didn't know an F1 car could break through like that, especially through the barrier."

Leclerc's accident. One of the most vocal drivers to ask Grosjean for an update on the team radio after the incident, he saw the incident unfold in his rearview mirror. He said: "I saw it at the scene, I asked directly on the radio about the situation, I was very worried." Leclerc said: "If you heard my radio message, obviously, I just wanted to get the good news that Romain was okay, and then When I got to Turn 9, I still had no news and I saw the fire, so I started to be worried. But luckily, he was fine."

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