Ferrari will run a classic livery at this weekend's Tuscan Grand Prix, in celebration of its 1,000th Formula 1 race. The Italian team has taken part in every world championship season since 1950, making its debut at the second race of the inaugural season at Monaco, where it entered three Ferrari 125 cars, finishing second with Alberto Ascari and fourth with Raymond Sommer, with the third car of Luigi Villoresi failing to finish. As part of celebrations this weekend, the team will run a retro livery on both Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel's cars which will celebrate the 1950 season – it's not known exactly what this entails, but it's expected the SF1000 will be painted a darker...
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