The pressure that surrounds Frédéric Vasseur at Ferrari is nothing unusual in the eyes of Jacques Villeneuve. While the future of the Frenchman has been the subject of new speculation, the 1997 world champion considers that the critics simply represent the "price to pay" when one occupies a position so exposed to Maranello. However, the Canadian identifies a deeper weakness in the Italian organization: unlike Toto Wolff at Mercedes, Vasseur does…