Jacques Villeneuve on why former Ferrari junior Mick Schumacher is not getting a second chance in F1. Why no team is offering Mick Schumacher a second chance in F1.

Former Formula 1 driver and world champion Jacques Villeneuve believes that hiring Mick Schumacher is a risk for any team, and that everyone “hopes” to see him improved compared to his first stint in the category with Haas.

As reported by racingnews365, the Canadian emphasized that despite the efforts of Mick Schumacher and his team, “no one seems to be going out of their way to have him on the team.” After being dropped by the American team, the German left the Ferrari Driver Academy at the end of the 2022 Formula 1 championship and has served as a reserve driver for Mercedes. Thanks to Alpine, he took part in the FIA World Endurance Championship, participating this year in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Despite the fact that he hasn’t been behind the wheel of a single-seater for quite some time, the former Ferrari has reiterated that his goal is to return to the F1 circus as soon as possible, and despite the seat left vacant by Esteban Ocon at Alpine for 2025, it is believed that spot will go to young rookie Jack Doohan. Below are some of Jacques Villeneuve’s most important comments.

Jacques Villeneuve’s comments
Jacques Villeneuve, interviewed by Instantcasino.com, speaking about Mick Schumacher’s situation, said: “It seems that no team wants Mick Schumacher to drive for them. Mick and his team have been pushing, but no one seems to be going out of their way to have him on their team.” – the Canadian pointed out.

The Canadian then concluded his remarks by saying: “The problem is that his years in F1 did not end positively, he could do better and show promise in the position he is in, but the evidence is clear. For teams, it’s worrying: do they want to take the risk of hoping Mick is better than he was? At the moment, it doesn’t seem so.” – the 1997 Formula One World Champion concluded.