The rolling hills of Tuscany were awakened by the sound of a screaming V10 engine as Mick Schumacher took his father's Ferrari F2004 for a spin. The Tuscan Grand Prix marks Ferrari's 1000th race start in Formula 1 and, as part of the celebrations, F2 World Championship Mick went full beans in Michael's all-conquering F2004 ahead of lights out. Decked out in Ferrari's special burgundy overalls, Mick went through his usual preparations before heading out onto the high-speed, old school circuit. The F2004 is one of the most dominant F1 cars of all time, winning 15 out of 20 races in the 2004 season. 13 of those wins belonged to Michael Schumacher as he clinched his seventh and final World...
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