Think there will be a whole host of questions, why was there a fire, why did the car break there (usually you'd see the engine and gearbox separate from the chassis), how did the car manage to penetrate the barrier (was it just shear fluke that the nose of the car hit it at the only angle that would cause this), will the following medical team now wear full face crash helmets or will they carry a dedicated fire fighter in the car.
The fact that he was in those flames for over 20 seconds and came out with only burns to his hands speaks volumes about the quality of the safety gear, the doctor said Grosjeans visor had hazed over and started to melt so he'd have struggled to see what he was doing or where he was going as he got out of the car.
He's a very lucky guy.
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