Mercedes says it is considering changes to its Formula 1 approach following developments involving how its drivers are being managed. The discussion centers on the way Mercedes has allowed Kimi Antonelli and George Russell to compete with each other rather than applying broader team-control tactics similar to those used in past eras associated with Lewis Hamilton. According to reporting, team principal Toto Wolff is weighing whether Mercedes should adjust its strategy and decision-making framework as the season progresses. The current approach has permitted Antonelli and Russell to fight it out for position, suggesting Mercedes is testing how driver competition affects performance and development. The planned review indicates that Mercedes may revisit how it directs race strategy, including pit-stop timing and on-track priorities, depending on race circumstances. While the outlets agree that Wolff is pondering a potential tactical shift, they do not provide details of any specific immediate change or timing. The next steps, if any, would be communicated by the team as it continues to assess results from its current driver management approach.