Genius Thinking on Instagram: "The 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix is remembered as one of the most terrifying accidents in modern Formula 1 history - the crash and fire involving Romain Grosjean on the first lap. Grosjean was trapped for 28 seconds inside the burning car. Thanks to the halo (the titanium roll-hoop introduced in 2018), the barrier did not decapitate him or crush the cockpit. He managed to unbuckle, push himself up through the flames (his hands and visor were on fire), and leap out over

GlobalTechZone on Instagram: "Romain Grosjean survived one of the most horrifying crashes in Formula 1 history at the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix when his Haas car slammed into the barrier, split in two and immediately caught fire. The impact, recorded at extremely high g‑forces, dislodged the rear powertrain and caused fuel to escape, igniting intense flames around the cockpit. Despite the ferocity of the crash, the survival cell, Halo cockpit protection and FIA‑mandated safety equipment performed

ENTERTAINER on Instagram: "The Instagram reel features a 3D animation of Romain Grosjean's Haas car splitting in half and erupting into flames after a 119 mph barrier impact at the 2020 Bahrain GP's Turn 3, recreating the 28-second inferno he endured. The halo cockpit protection deflected a metal arm that pierced the chassis inches from his head, enabling escape with only hand and ankle burns, as confirmed by FIA's 67G impact analysis. Viewer replies highlight relief and halo's life-saving role,