I’m sort of ok: Romain Grosjean shares touching video for fans from hospital bed

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Romain Grosjean, the Haas racer sustained a horrendous accident in the Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix at Bahrain International Circuit on Sunday. He was able to come out of his car in a miraculous manner but suffered burns and injuries.

Romain Grosjean provides an update on his health

I'm sort of ok: Romain Grosjean shares touching video for fans from hospital bed - THE SPORTS ROOM

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The French racer, who met with a horrific mishap on Sunday was immediately hospitalised after the incident.

During the race, his car got into contact with AlphaTauri’s Daniil Kvyat as he went out of the track and had a terrible collision into the barriers.

The impact was so much so that his car lighted up in flames and his car got torn into pieces. He was lucky enough to be able to come out of the burning car.

He had suffered minor burns on his hands and ankles. X-rays showed that he has not suffered any fractures.

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In a recent video clip, he sent a message to the fans for all the wishes and messages sent to him for his recovery.

In the video, he was seen lying on the hospital bed and he waved his hands, heavily wrapped in bandages and said, “Hello everyone, just wanted to say I am okay… sort of okay. Thank you very much for all the messages.”

He continued, “I wasn’t for the Halo some years ago but I think it’s the greatest thing we brought for Formula 1, and without it I wouldn’t be able to speak to you today.”

Romain Grosjean

Romain Grosjean also thanked the medical staffs who are helping him recover from the effect of the frightening accident.

He said, “Thanks to all the medical staff at the circuit and at the hospital and hopefully I can write to you quite soon some messages and tell you how it’s going.”

Check out the video clip below:

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Haas boss Guenther Steiner confirmed that Romain Grosjean would be staying at the hospital overnight and could be discharged on Tuesday.

Haas have confirmed that Pietro Fittipaldi will be making his debut in the upcoming race and will replace Grosjean.

The Haas racer is set to miss the next race which is Sakhir Grand Prix, scheduled to take place at Bahrain International Circuit on Sunday, December 6.

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