← All engineers

Alpine · #10 · France

Pierre Gasly & Josh Peckett

Ocon’s winning engineer from Hungary 2021, who moved across the Alpine garage to Gasly.

Since 2025[1][2][3]2 seasons

Pierre Gasly’s driver profile →

Results

Together

Since 2025. Grand Prix starts only.

Starts

41

Wins

0

Podiums

0

Poles

1

Points

59

2026 season

Championship position and points include sprints.

Position

P10

Points

41

Wins

0

Podiums

0

Poles

1

Driver career

Since 2017, with every team and engineer.

Starts

195

Wins

1

Podiums

5

Poles

1

Titles

0

Up to round 17, Singapore Grand Prix (2026-10-11).[4]

On the radio

Monaco Grand Prix, 2026 · Under the red flag, Gasly learns of a second pit-lane speeding penalty that cost him third place.

PeckettOkay mate, we've been caught speeding again. Drive through the pitlane please. Under shoot speed. Under shoot speed properly please. Under shoot all the way along, I'm not sure what's going on. It's not just us, lots of cars are getting in. Just keep driving through.

Transcript as published[5]

Race engineer

Josh Peckett

British

Pierre Gasly's race engineer at Alpine.[2][1]

Education

Mechanical engineering, University of Sheffield (2011).[3]

Career

  1. 2011–12GP2 performance engineer at iSport (Sam Bird, Marcus Ericsson, Jolyon Palmer).[3]
  2. 2013–16Marussia and Manor: race engineer to Will Stevens, then Pascal Wehrlein.[2][3]
  3. 2017–20Renault race support, then performance engineer to Hülkenberg and Ocon.[3][6]
  4. 2021–24Race engineer to Ocon, including his win at the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix.[7][2]
  5. 2025–Moved across the garage to Gasly after engineering Jack Doohan at Abu Dhabi 2024.[1][3]

Previously engineered

Will Stevens, Pascal Wehrlein, Esteban Ocon, Jack Doohan

Performance engineer

Dom Hale

Named as Pierre Gasly’s performance engineer.[8]

Engineering lead at Alpine

Karel Loos

Head of trackside engineering[9][8]

Worth knowing

  • Reports from early 2025 conflict on this pairing: Autosport and GPFans had John Howard staying with Gasly for 2025. The 2026 sources say Peckett has engineered Gasly since 2025.[10][11][1]

Sources

  1. RacingNews365: Meet the 2026 F1 race engineers
  2. Motorsport.com: Every race engineer in F1 2026
  3. Wikipedia: Josh PeckettWikipedia
  4. Jolpica-F1: Ergast-compatible F1 results API
  5. Autosport: Why Pierre Gasly vented his lost Monaco P3 with fake celebrations
  6. PlanetF1: F1 race engineers: who do we hear speaking to all 22 F1 drivers on team radio?
  7. Autosport: The trait displayed by F1's newest winner to earn Alpine's trust
  8. Pitpass: Alpine team profile
  9. Wikipedia: Karel LoosWikipedia
  10. Autosport: Who are F1 drivers' race engineers in 2025?
  11. GPFans: F1 2025 team radio: race engineers

Entries marked Wikipedia are community-edited, and several of these engineer pages were only created in 2026. Where Wikipedia is the only source for a fact, treat it as less certain.