It's unanimous! Mugello has impressed all the drivers who will line-up for Sunday's first Tuscan Grand Prix at the old-school Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello – each and everyone inspired by the challenges of one of the more popular MotoGP venues. The track, which lies along a hillside in Tuscany, is blisteringly quick, mingled with a couple of tight sections which complement the flow while punishing errors, with little or no run-off areas which leave very little room for mistakes when drivers are exploring the edge. Two decades ago a fresh-faced Kimi-Matias Räikkönen, with only 23 car races under his belt, landed himself a test drive in F1 with Sauber at Mugello in September...
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