The last leg of Formula 1's third triple-header brings the sport to Mugello for the Tuscan Grand Prix for what marks Ferrari's 1,000th race in the sport. Ferrari will be running a special livery for the occasion, a darker shade of red to honour the original colours of the 125 F1, the 1950 Ferrari challenger. Article continues under video It is unlikely to be a weekend of celebration on the track for the Scuderia, however, as the team had a double retirement at the Italian Grand Prix at Monza and currently struggles to even fight in midfield. Finally, Sergio Perez this week announced he will be leaving Racing Point at the end of the year, to be replaced by Sebastian Vettel. To see how both...
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