The Canadian, like many others, has been critical of the Maranello-based outfit in the recent past after a season that fell well short of pre-season expectations, ending with just fourth place in the constructors’ standings and no victories to their name.

However, speaking to a betting site this time around, Jacques Villeneuve chose to keep his thoughts on Ferrari firmly to himself, opting not to put himself back in the media firing line.

Historic Ferrari figure Luigi Mazzola has suggested that the Scuderia themselves deserve most of the scrutiny when assessing Lewis Hamilton’s troubled 2025 campaign.

Speaking to NewsF1, the Italian made it clear that Hamilton is not entirely without fault, but argued that Ferrari did not do enough to provide him with a stable, competitive platform capable of unlocking his true potential, leaving his transition inadequately supported.

Mazzola also sought to shield race engineer Riccardo Adami from excessive criticism. While their radio exchanges with Hamilton frequently made headlines, he maintained that such communication issues cannot be pinned solely on the engineer, given the limited scope of influence he has within the team’s broader operational structure.