Those 28 seconds seemed like 1 minute 30 to me, but it didn't seem long to me, because I was always active",
The impact isn't the most violent I've experienced in my career, although the G's indicate it. The 53G deceleration, I never took that."
"Then I undo my seat belt right away, I try to get out of the car, I realize my helmet is hitting something. I sit back down, I tell myself that I'm stuck and I'll wait."
"But on my left it's all orange, I understand it's burning. I say to myself: 'No time to wait, I'll try to get out on the right', it doesn't work. On the left, this does not pass. I sit down "
"I thought of Niki Lauda, saying to myself: 'I can't end like this, not now'. So I try to go out again, it doesn't work, I sit down and I see death, not up close, but too close, ”he continues. A silence, his voice trembles, his gaze is veiled. "It's a feeling I don't wish on anyone."
“The body relaxes, the muscles, the head, everything. I wondered where I was going to start to burn, if it was going to hurt, but I think it's a moment that allows up to the brain to 'process' what's going on and try to find a solution. "
He then thinks of his three children. "Telling myself that I can't leave them, that's where I found the resource to pull my blocked foot, to turn my head, to put my shoulders, to put my hands to hoist myself up knowing that they were going to burn, but that was okay. "
"When I step on the barrier and get out of it, it's a relief, I'm going to live," recalls the 34-year-old driver. "Don't panic, I'm trying to cool my hands by waving them, I take off my gloves because I don't want them to stick to my skin."
"The doctor asks me to sit down and speaks to me very clearly, he unrolls. This is the anecdote of the thing: I yelled at him by telling him to speak to me normally! He must have said to himself: ' he will never change Grosjean! '
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