For the first time since his horrific crash, Grosjean will get back behind the wheel of a Haas

In 2020, during the Bahrain Grand Prix, Romain Grosjean suffered a terrifying accident when he slammed into the barrier and his car burst into flames. The driver miraculously survived—and now he is set to step back into a Formula 1 cockpit.

Details: Formula 1 has officially confirmed that Grosjean will drive the Haas 2023 car. On Friday, September 26, he will take part in a test session at Mugello, with Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu serving as his engineer.

Quote: “I’m absolutely delighted to welcome Romain Grosjean back into a Formula 1 car for the first time in five years, and especially proud that he’ll be doing it in one of our cars—it feels entirely fitting,” said Komatsu.

Reminder: Formula 1 star Carlos Sainz is currently enjoying a well-earned break following his brilliant performance at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The Spaniard recently shared a romantic Instagram photo from a date with his girlfriend.