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Safety in modern F1 is at such a high level I genuinely think fatalities are eliminated outside of complete freak accidents. Looking at stuff like this and the Zhou Silverstone crash and the drivers coming out unscathed in both instances is absolutely unbelievable.
At this point, it's probably more unsafe for track marshals and photographers who work up close and are always somewhat in danger of getting hit by a car or car parts
Also Grosjean would have been dead if it happened 10 years earlier.