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Charles Leclerc thought Romain Grosjean had died in horrific Bahrain Grand Prix crash – Wide World of Sports
Frenchman’s emotional reunion with heroes who saved his life
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc said he thought Romain Grosjean had been killed in the horrific accident that marred the Bahrain Grand Prix earlier this week.
The Haas driver was engulfed by a massive fireball when his car split in half after hitting the barrier on the opening lap of the race.
Grosjean escaped with minor burns to his hands and has already been released from hospital.
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