'Hamilton sees that after 2 years under Vasseur Ferrari still has nothing in place'

“Hamilton’s interview [after the Canadian Grand Prix] is sensational, you have to read it well. It talks about organisation, about mentality,” Mazzola began, stressing the importance of underlying team structure.

In a team that has been under the leadership of Frederic Vasseur for 2 years now, the Italian sees that Hamilton's arrival has been met with a team not yet built and where everything seems to be missing: "[Hamilton] has found himself in a team that needs to be rebuilt, as his father also said some time ago. Then he talks about these developments not coming, when we are in the tenth race now.”

Mazzola then reasoned that a lack of championship winning mentality is inexcusable, and inferres that the seven-time world champion is beginning to see that something is amiss.

Ferrari are currently a long way off from McLaren in the Constructors' championship where it seemed this year they would be ready to fight for both titles. In the Drivers' standings both Hamilton and teammate Charles Leclerc are more than 90 points off Oscar Piastri's championship lead.