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It will be a weekend of speed in Italy. While the MotoGP riders are busy in Misano for the San Marino GP, the Formula 1 riders will be at Mugello, the temple of the two wheels for the first time.. It will be a special occasion for Ferrari to celebrate its 1,000th Grand Prix.
Valentino Rossi, today in the pages of La Stampa, He wanted to say goodbye to his 4-wheelers and recalled the excitement of driving the Rossa in those corners in which it has triumphed many times in the world championship.
“I am very envious of the Formula 1 drivers because they will go to Mugello, whereas we will not be able to do it this year. They will have a great time because it is one of the most beautiful, technical and hardest tracks in the world, both by motorcycle and by car.” he wrote.
His last time at Mugello dates back to 2008, but the memory of that experience remains indelible in his mind.
“I remember the great thrill of driving on water, F1 is more scary in the wet than in the dry because it has incredible grip. – said the Doctor – Then I do not forget the sensations of moving to Casanova Savelli and Arrabbiata 1 and 2, at that point we started in full sixths at 278 km / h, that’s exactly 100 kilometers per hour more than with MotoGP. All this inside a kind of box, with the bottom on the ground, without being able to see anything. I assure you, saying it’s a good feeling doesn’t give the idea!”.
Valentino couldn’t help but wish the Reds a happy birthday, so he was about to betray the bikes.
“Ferrari will celebrate 1,000 grands prix, it is an incredible number and it is a pity that it arrives there in such a difficult technical situation. I hope that at Mugello Leclerc and Vettel can be more competitive because it will be an unforgettable day for Ferrari fans. I will also be cheering on all the friends I have in Formula 1. For Italian fans it will be an incredible month, all the most important F1 and MotoGp races will be in Italy, three for them and two for us, it’s delicious. We will be the capital of motorsport“ He concluded.
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