Ferrari has revealed the special livery that will commemorate the Scuderia's 1,000th world championship race this week at Mugello. The Italian outfit has gone back to its roots for the landmark event that takes place at Mugello, a track owned by Ferrari, dressing its SF1000 contender in the same shade of burgundy red in which its cars raced at the 1950 Monaco Grand Prix, the Scuderia's first world championship race. "Scuderia Ferrari’s 1000th Grand Prix is a very important milestone, therefore it had to be marked in a special way," said Ferrari Vive Chairman, Pero Ferrari. "That’s why we decided to run a unique livery on the cars for this event, with the SF1000s taking...
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