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Romain Grosjean is to have his final F1 drive in Lewis Hamilton’s title-winning car (Mercedes/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Romain Grosjean will complete the final chapter of his Formula One career by driving Lewis Hamilton’s title-winning Mercedes. The 35-year-old Frenchman’s time in F1 ended prematurely a...

Formula 1 Romain Grosjean will be back in an F1 car for the first time since his horrific Bahrain crash as Mercedes follow through on their test offer. Back in November, on the opening lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix, Grosjean survived a 67G crash which saw the front of his Hass spearing through a barrier while the rear end ripped off, exposing the fuel and engulfing the Frenchman in flames. Despite having to wrench his left foot out from where it was trapped and figuring out that he had to twist...

After his Formula 1 career was cut short by a horrific crash last year, Grosjean will get one final run in an F1 car.

Every Formula 1 fan will still remember Romain Grosjeans Haas F1 car crashing into the barriers at the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix and going up in flames. But even more, we were all waiting in suspense to see what happened to the driver. Wonder above wonder, Grosjean emerged from the fiery wreck and jumped to safety. Though his F1 career would have come to an end at the end of last season, it ended prematurely as the burns he sustained in the crash meant that he could not complete the final few rac...

Grosjean to test Hamilton’s Mercedes Romain Grosjean, Hungarian GP 2019 © RV Press Romain Grosjean, after retiring from F1 following his dramatic accident at last year’s Bahrain Grand Prix, will make a special one-off test with Mercedes next month. While recovering in hospital, the Frenchman received the promise from Toto Wolff of an opportunity to drive a Mercedes F1 car and ensure his accident wasnt the end of his F1 story. Romain will drive Lewis Hamiltons 2019 title-winning Mercedes GP...

Romain Grosjean to make F1 return in Mercedes test at Paul Ricard     5 Romain Grosjean will make his return to the cockpit of a Formula 1 car as part of a demonstration run for Mercedes at this year’s French Grand Prix. The 34-year-old Frenchman, who has been replaced at Haas for the 2021 season, was forced to miss the final two races of his F1 career due to the injuries he sustained in his huge fiery crash at the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix. Grosjean was promised an opportunity to drive a ...

Editors Picks Grosjean will drive the 2019 title-winning Mercedes W10 in a private test day at Paul Ricard on June 29 as well as completing a series of demonstration laps at the French Grand Prix on June 27. After missing the final two races of the 2020 season due to burns to his hands, the test will mark Grosjeans first return to an F1 car since he miraculously walked away from the fiery accident that nearly claimed his life in Bahrain. Romain Grosjean escaped from an inferno at the Bahrain Gr...

Think of some of the world’s finest sporting venues and there’s one element that separates the best from the rest: history. The likes of Lords, Wimbledon, Monza and Augusta National are so revered because of the opportunities they afford to add to the wonderful memories created there over the years. While not quite as famous on a global scale, Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb in Worcestershire undeniably has that magic ingredient too. It proudly bills itself as “the oldest motorsport venue in th...

Sebastian Vettel: I will drive a lot faster than James Bond It never really clicked at Ferrari for Sebastian Vettel. Now racing for a new team, which has just undergone a major rebrand, the German veteran driver tells DW he is looking forward to a fresh start. Aston Martins Sebastian Vettel believes hes a better driver than James Bond After a disappointing end to his six-season tenure at Ferrari, Sebastian Vettel is looking to get back on track, eyes firmly fixed on the future. "Im not too both...

Inaugural W Series champion Jamie Chadwick will remain a development driver for Williams for the 2021 season with an increased simulator program, the Formul