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Lipschitz choice of "Norm"norm attaining Maps'maps'

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I am not very sure if the following problem has been treated in the literature and if so, whether it always holds:

"A Banach space X is isomorphic to a Hilbert space if the 'norm attaining' map F from S_X* into S_X satisfying: x*(F(x*)) = 1 is a bilipschitz equivalence. Here S_Z denotes the unit sphere of the Banach space Z.

A Banach space $X$ is isomorphic to a Hilbert space if the 'norm attaining' map $F$ from $S_{X^*}$ into $S_X$ satisfying $x^*(F(x^*)) = 1$ is a bilipschitz equivalence. Here $S_Z$ denotes the unit sphere of the Banach space $Z$.

I am not very sure if the following problem has been treated in the literature and if so, whether it always holds:

"A Banach space X is isomorphic to a Hilbert space if the 'norm attaining' map F from S_X* into S_X satisfying: x*(F(x*)) = 1 is a bilipschitz equivalence. Here S_Z denotes the unit sphere of the Banach space Z.

I am not very sure if the following problem has been treated in the literature and if so, whether it always holds:

A Banach space $X$ is isomorphic to a Hilbert space if the 'norm attaining' map $F$ from $S_{X^*}$ into $S_X$ satisfying $x^*(F(x^*)) = 1$ is a bilipschitz equivalence. Here $S_Z$ denotes the unit sphere of the Banach space $Z$.

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Lipschitz choice of "Norm attaining Maps'

I am not very sure if the following problem has been treated in the literature and if so, whether it always holds:

"A Banach space X is isomorphic to a Hilbert space if the 'norm attaining' map F from S_X* into S_X satisfying: x*(F(x*)) = 1 is a bilipschitz equivalence. Here S_Z denotes the unit sphere of the Banach space Z.