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Mercedes will discuss internal strategy changes after Lewis Hamilton won a race for Ferrari. Team principal Toto Wolff said the development affects how the team manages its two drivers.
Mercedes plans to review its approach to driver management following a race win by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari. The team’s two current drivers had been permitted to compete without restrictions until now.
Race outcome in Barcelona Hamilton finished first at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. Kimi Antonelli retired from second place, and George Russell finished on the podium but lost ground in the standings. The result marked the first time this season that Mercedes did not win on race day. Hamilton reduced Antonelli’s championship lead to 41 points and moved nine points ahead of Russell.
Team principal comments Toto Wolff stated that the team may need to adjust its policy when a third driver enters the title fight. He noted that the current approach of allowing the drivers to race freely could cost the team a victory. Wolff said the team will hold internal discussions with both drivers about situations where they risk impeding each other.
He added that he would prefer not to compete against Hamilton for the championship. The team principal acknowledged that Hamilton’s pace could influence outcomes if he continues to challenge for wins.
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