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Romain Grosjean: "If it was my last time in an F1 car, at least it went well"
© Haas F1 Team
A gigantic fireball rose into the sky over Sakhir on November 28, 2020, triggering 28 seconds of unbearable anguish. The world of Formula 1, from the paddock to the fans, froze, eyes glued to the screens, feverishly waiting to know the fate of Romain GrosjeanThe Frenchman was a prisoner of this furnace, locked in the burning cabin of a Haas which he was still driving a few seconds earlier, at the start of his 96th Grand Prix with the Banbury team.
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Alain Féguenne (Luxembourg)
01/10/2025 at 01:44 a.m.
Thank you ….. to the Haas team ….. for this beautiful gift …… and for Romain ….. what a beautiful ending …….. ? alainkf1@pt.lu 😎👀👍. 🍾🍾🍾
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