RE: How Ferrari's legacy inspired elements of Florence and the Machine's "Dance Fever" Album - a 2000 word essay.

I don't think I've heard any Florence and the Machine tracks through to the end, not my thing, but I've been to Florence, Italy several times and was always engaged and immersed with what it a beautiful city full of wonder. I'm not sure if that counts for anything.

As for Maranello, I've been there too, the Ferrari Factory and museum, both were impressive and worth the cost to get there. I drove an F430 Spyder around Modena for a while, also enjoyable, and one gets a feeling of belonging when in that location, and in that car. Did I give it a squirt now and then? Of course, but one doesn't need to as the feeling is just as good at 50kph as it is at 150kph.

As for the Scuderia, they'll be back to where the Tifisoi and so many millions of others around the world want them to be, including me; it's not that I support that team exclusively,but I always want to see the oldest F1 team fk well, or at least be a challenger.

I'm hopeful they don't spear Fred V as I like him and think he's done a reasonable job, but I'd like to see LeClerc man the fuck up instead of whining about his own poor performance. The team has always had an element of disorder, less prevalent in the Schumacher/ Jean Todt era but still there. Excitable Italians I guess.

Anyway, I didn't notice any typos to mention to you as you asked, but it's a long post and most will skim it which means that if there is any, most will never see them.