Not even a single fractured bone. Im proud of the engineers and everyone that played their part in making F1 as safe as it is today.

Jules, wherever you are, you didnt die in vain, your death saved grosjean

I’m not gonna lie,when I saw the flames I thought he was history....

After this crash, we all have to appreciate what FIA have done to make these cars safe

The fact that he is still here shows how safe these cars are

It's really critical that they send the Medical Car around the first lap. They should really do it on SC restarts too.

Only a few years ago and he wouldn’t have made it out alive. Wow.

A 221km/h impact at 53G's, jesus christ... The fact he didnt have any fractures is a miracle!

The halo was the only safetyfeature who saved him from a decapitation. This incident proofed that the halo is a important device!

When I saw this crash, I literally started to shiver, when I saw him in the car, it was a weight lifted off my shoulders. Glad he is ok

I now want to see someone put a bus on top of the halo. That would be kinda cool

Jules and Anthoine looked out for their compatriot on that day, I'm really glad he was okay after that horrible accident

3:23 I still can't believe he stayed in that ball of flames for over 20 seconds and then just walked out of the hospital a couple of days later. Absolutely unreal.

Makes me sad that Senna would had easily survived if he crashed in today’s cars.

Those 28 seconds must have been the longest seconds of his life 😢😢😢

Crazy how Grosjean basically showcased a ''test'' of all the F1 safety features. HANS kept him conscious. His enforced cockpit kept him safe. The Halo prevented his head being hit by the guardrail. His suit helped him to withstand the fire. His gloves helped him to keep his hands from having just minor burns. His helmet prevented the fire from entering and it also helped to keep him conscious alongside HANS. Also with the medical car following them and the Marshall having a fire extinguisher. Any other driver would've most certainly died before any of these things were introduced. No HANS and modern day Helmet? Probably unconscious, unable to escape the flames. No modern day suit? The fire would've probably fatally injured him. No Halo? The guardrail would've either injured his head traumatically or even tragically and fatally cut. And without the medical car + Marshall with fire extinguisher, it could've been harder for Grosjean to escape. Hope they can keep improving this to a point where the cockpit becomes near indestructible.

Anything the FIA does in order to increase the safety of the sport, I will support no matter what.

How is 53G even survivable for even just a second. Even Grosjean himself is an insanely strong person.

I woke up late, I heard that stroll flipped, and when I saw when grosjean was leading DOTD, I had no idea why since he retired, when I saw his crashed, I was shocked to my core, I thought he was dead, and yet, he got out in less than 30 seconds. Truly amazing. Hope grosjean recovers in time to race in Abu Dhabi so we can see him race for possibly one last time.

I legit said "oh hes dead" when I saw the speed of him torwards that barrier . Then the flames . Insane . Props to FIA . And The Medical staff . Goes to show the danger in the sport and the velocity these cars have.

How about SAFER Barriers on all walls. When the car is shaped like a dart, maybe its time for ARMCO to be phased out.

That was just amazing to see him climbed out of the car. Who are these lowlifes thumbing down this video? SMH

Motorsport Manager soundtrack as the back ground music

0:27 You can see Romain moving in the flames and putting his hand on the barrier :O very scary.

Glad he is ok 👌🏻

Somewhere in heaven the passed away drivers and Charlie are sitting there and a proud of the safety that f1 now has

The radio reactions of each of the drivers is something to hear aswell. Shows that even though they're fierce rivals on the track. These men are friends and will always have each other's backs

Crazy how Grosjean went from one of the least like drivers to one of the most liked

So thankful he made it out safe. Thank you to all the individuals involved in getting him out safely. Here's to a speedy recovery Romain!

I’m happy he’s ok

3:15 nice ashs

The Legacy of Charlie Whitting and Prof. Sid Watkins saving lives beyond their own lifetimes. Michael Masi and Dr. Ian Roberts sure made them proud

I was originally not that big of a fan of the halo, but I’m now really glad it’s on the car.

Roman '' The Phoenix'' Grosjean , simply stunning on how he managed to walk away from that

Will has to be one of the best presenters ever. Quirky, passionate and fun when he can be, serious and insightful when he needs to be, but always informed and informative.

Very glad he is okay, but anyone notice that the music is from motorsport manager?

Jules has saved many - including Grosjean and even Charles in Spa

What an amazing story of what goes on behind the scenes to make Formula 1 as safe as it can be. The fact that the responders were on the scene as quickly as they were is a testament to the hard work and organization that has saved Romains life. The way they all converged on the scene and did their jobs was so very professional. Wow I am awestruck. Also the fact that the monocoque remained intact and protected Romain from the force of the impact and the ensuig inferno is almost beyond belief. Kudos to all those involved in making Formula 1 what it is.

They introduced new suits this year and that definitely helped in this situation. Continuous improvement is the only true way to maintain driver safety. Glad work is constantly being done behind the scenes.

Its been almost a full week and my jaw is still on the floor in amazement as to how far safety has come. Hats off to all the engineers and people that push to make this sport what it is, and safe at the same time.

I still get goosebumps when seeing Grosjean's crash, i don't think i'll ever not be amazed by the fact he survived that. Well done FIA, and well done to the Marshalls and Medics on the scene.

"Exposed his helmet"? If the halo hasn't been there, his head would have looked like a grape after I stepped on it. He was extremely lucky.

This video gave me tears in my eyes. Please keep up the work on making a F1 cars safe!

So glad F1 made a Netflix documentary on them! It has renewed my love for the sport especially after this virus. Also, it has given me insight on how the teams work, how the the sport is from the inside, and learned about each driver’s personal life which is very interesting to say the least. I know we all live a private personal life and most times we don’t realize how boring or exciting it is because we live it everyday so it’s interesting to see other peoples lives. As a normal everyday person, most of us don’t live that lavish lifestyle but one can dream and aspire to it. It’s also, nice to see those very humble guys in their day to day lives.

This crash keeps reminding me of Cevert and Koinigg.

As much as I commend all of the innovations made already that most likely saved romain’s life, I will say that this crash is evidence that the Armco style barriers have practically no place at a formula one circuit, and I imagine that the SAFER style barriers or even tire barriers would be much more effective in that they crumple to absorb impact without being able to shear the cars in half quite like the split Armco barrier did in this case.

I've seen this crash over and over, and each time I watch, it turns my blood cold! I still cant believe he made it out of that alive!

Like Grosjean said the man that ran across the track with the fire extinguisher saved his life!!

Only just realised he was in the fire for 27 seconds thats crazy! It looked alot quicker when I watched it live its a miracle this man is alive

The most dramatic accident ever, ever. One of my favourite driver tbh

Very informative and well presented. Thank you for this overview of the amazing technology and people that help to keep racers and others safe.

This was so intense watching it live on TV! Glad he´s alive. Wish him a fast recovery. No fractures but there might be emotional fractures after this traumatic crash! I hope the crash doesn´t affect him that much. Stay healthy!

its these kind of processes that F1 does now that makes you proud of the sport

2:59 his hands were floppy when he came out

Get well soon and come back like a champ

This is only video where I saw and cried after being an F1 Fan for more than 15 years now!!! This reminded me what life actually is

The fact that he almost sat down after trying hard to get out of that burning cockpit, smiling and knowing that this is the end, is heartwrenching. But the last thing that forced him to go against his mind and to do whatever possible to get out of that car... was his family, his children, his wife. How powerful family can be. How the bond would be. I just salute him for his courage. Respect.

Just last year and he'd have 2nd degree burns to his whole body possibly making it impossible for him to climb out due to the pain.

Great video summarising all the advancements that helped protect Grosjean. But the title "what happens next?" is a bit wrong, no?

Those few minutes between seeing that ball of flames at the back of the field to finding out he was ok were gut wrenching. It gave me shivers and hairs were stood on their end. The fact that he’s walked away from such an accident with only burns to his hands is a miracle. I’m still sort of in denial about what happened

Can’t even imagine family members watching this live

There are only a few crashes I’ve seen that stopped my heart besides this Dan Wheldon and Robert Wickens Note: Any crash before 2001 I was not alive then

So glad he is now all better

Hats off to all involved 👏

Who else thought about MotorsportManager just by hearing the music?

Who noticed the motorsport manager music in the background?

Great video, so important to remember and thank all of those whose accidents on the track led to these stricter safety regulations that allowed Romain to walk away from a 52g impact and 20 seconds engulfed in flames. Honestly incredible.

6 months already past, I'm still shaken while I'm watching this.

When I saw the flames, I burst into tears, I thought we had just witnessed a death. I was so relieved when he clambered out of that wreckage, I couldn’t stop shaking. I hope for a speedy recovery for Romain and hope that he is able to race in Abu Dhabi, finish the year the right way. Here’s to Romain Grosjean, the modern F1 Phoenix.

That mercedes car was so freaking fast to get there!!

Those 20 seconds felt like an eternity

Great video nice format very informative

“Doing its job to keep intact when it separated from the car”

0:33 Not the most purposeful fire extinguisher spraying.

Technological improvements and safety are insanely incredible

This man is still alive... Crazy things do happen

I want passenger cars to start implementing a Halo like structure with a center strut just so I know I'm safe from Moose strikes.

Drive to survive

May he gets recovered earliest.wishes from India

Gosh, I once suffered scaldings from boiling coolant liquid in my face, and yet I have only a rough idea what Romain must have gone through - I mean, 50+ G..? That's insane! After more than 25 years, I still feel sick on watching his accident's footage. So glad that he didn't fall unconscious and that he could "walk away" from this disaster. Best wishes!

No more arguments against the Halo again ☝️

If grosjean didnt make it out kvyat would've suffered from the guilt

Bless you Sid. Rest in peace.

Great info piece.

I can't be the only one that thinks tyre walls should be everywhere..? I know there's cost and all that, but safer surely?

if this was 2017 we would have lost a driver

the time between seeing the fire ball and when pictures of him being ok were broadcast was terrifying as a tv spectator. it doesn't matter whether you like that driver or not (i'm actually a fan of grosjean's), everyone wants every driver to be healthy and safe. so happy he is ok.

Is actually emotional to watch and all these guys deserve real credit for their determination in getting Romain out of that inferno.

if Halo was discovered before 2014, I believe Jules Bianchi is still alive

he is so lucky he have a angel on his sjolder

As far as I’m concerned the most amazing thing is how he managed to escape from it without any broken bones, not even a little one

I don’t know which is more impressive, the halo or the fire-suit. Amazing escape.

What happens next?: He Comes Back to Race!

imagine if he had lost conscience, he get out by himself luckily

Thanks you FIA safety teams fot everything.

So beautiful and sad at the same time

Will he make a comeback for the Abu Dhabi?

The medics should have closed helmets aswell.

The marshall who ran over the track with the extinguisher played a big roll there👏👏

Reminds of laddas crash in 76 r.i.p legend