Haas Formula 1 driver Romain Grosjean is continuing his recoꦏvery from the injuries he sustained in his terrifying Bahrain Grand Prix crash and is expected to be 🧔released from hospital on Tuesday.

Grosjean miraculously walk🐻ed away from a sickening, 137mph head-on collision with the barriers o🉐n the opening lap of Sunday’s race in Bahrain.

The Frenchman’s Haas car sliced through the barriers, tore in half and burst into flames.⛄ Grosjean was in his burning car for nearly 30 seconds before he managed to extricate himself from the wreckage with the aid of the on-site medical team.

Grosjean was taken to hospital in Manama after sustaining burns to his ✨hands and ankles. There were also fears he had suffer🦄ed broken ribs in the accident, but X-rays showed there were no fractures.

In an update issued by Haas on Monday, the team confirmed that treatment on the burns to the back of both Grosjean’s hands is☂ “going wel♔l.”

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner visited Grosjean in hospital on Monday morning and his injuries and recovery will cont♛inue to be assessed over the coming days and it is anticipated he will be discharged from hospital on Tuesday 1 December.

In an update from his hospital bed on Sunday night, Grosjean confirmed he was 💖OK and paid tribute to the Halo head protection device which he believes ultimately saved his life.

Haas’ intent๊ion is to run Grosjean at next weekend’s Sakhir Grand Prix in Bahrain providing he is fit and willi🍎ng to drive.

“We’ve always got a plan in place but at the moment my plan is if he’s OK to get back in there to race in Bahrain next we𒁃ek [he can]. But we have to wait,” Steiner ❀told the media on Sunday evening.

“I want to speak first to Romain be💃fore speculating whoever goes in there if he cannot d𝐆rive,” he added.

“So, it will be only in the n🐠ext few days when we get from the doctors the verdict of how bad the injuries are then we decide what we’re doing.

“At the moment for me Romain is driving.”