No-one is truly expecting the Tuscan Grand Prix to be a pass-a-minute thriller. The most spectacular, undulating, driver-testing circuits rarely produce the best wheel-to-wheel action. It is the lesser-mentioned trade-off for Formula 1 venues. A privilege of being in attendance at grands prix is the ability to get up close and personal trackside with Formula 1 cars. In the absence of season highlights Monaco, Singapore (exceptional street tracks) and Suzuka (always incredible) the new-for-2020 Mugello has already grabbed centre spot. The setting is already utterly beautiful. Nearly every way you look there are rolling verdant hills that lead on to the next valley, with the odd ramshackle...
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