Romain Grosjean’s Car Explodes, Rips In Half At F1 Bahrain Grand Prix

A miracle took place Sunday at the Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix.

French driver Romain Grosjean was involved in a terrifying wreck on Lap 1 that saw his gar engulfed in flames and ripped in half. The crash occurred as Grosjean and other drivers entered Turn 3 at Bahrain International Circuit.

Grosjean somehow survived the crash. Haas F1 Team principle Guenther Steiner later revealed the 34-year-old suffered minor burns as well as a rip injury.

Here's video of the crash:

My God the crash of Grosjean turning into fire.

He is safe and already rescued pic.twitter.com/3hU4UKTN3X

— Tancredi Palmeri (@tancredipalmeri) November 29, 2020

Here are photos of the wreckage:

Romain Grosjean was on the other side of the wall after half of his car went through the steel barrier.

Thank God for the halo. pic.twitter.com/YwMF3bKlP4

— Nick Bromberg (@NickBromberg) November 29, 2020

Romain Grosjean miraculously managed to survive this fiery crash that left his Formula 1 car in half. Unbelievable pic.twitter.com/k6OzSU85wx

— Igor Mello (@SuperIgor) November 29, 2020

F1's "halo" safety device was controversial upon its introduction, but it has proven its effectiveness. Without it, there's a chance Grosjean would not have survived Sunday's crash.

The Bahrain Grand Prix was held under red flag delay for an extended period of time after Grosjean's wreck.