The first-ever Tuscan Grand Prix on Sunday, at the Ferrari owned Mugello circuit, was the occasion of the famous team's 1000th race in Formula 1. A celebration of the Scuderia's legacy at the highest level, festivities were planned a year or so ago, long before Ferrari took a freefall, in performance under team principal Mattia Binotto, which sees them at their worst level in the top flight in 70 years. Although it was a double points score for the Reds on Sunday, it was a meagre haul for eighth for the place of Charles Leclerc and the solitary point Sebastian Vettel bagged, on a day in which almost half the field was eliminated. If Mugello on Sunday was supposed to be a grand party for...
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