Almost thirty years after his first F1 win in Canada with Williams, Thierry Boutsen was back behind the wheel of a Grand Prix this week.
The venue? Suzuka, which is currently hosting two track of running for Ferrari Clienti Corse members, Maranello's exclusive club of super rich Ferrari owners with a motorsport attitude.
Track days held all over the world offer lucky owners an opportunity to drive their priceless cars in anger, with also a few past F1 stars on hand to dispense some good advice.
To the best of our knowledge, we believe this is the first time Boutsen - a three-time GP winner - has driven a Ferrari F1 car, in this case it looks like a 2010 F10, entrusted back in the day to Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa.
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