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McLaren · #81 · Australia

Oscar Piastri & Tom Stallard

An Olympic medallist turned engineer, paired with Piastri for every one of his Formula 1 races.

Since his 2023 debut[1]4 seasons

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Results

Together

Since his 2023 debut. Grand Prix starts only.

Starts

87

Wins

9

Podiums

28

Poles

15

Points

845

2026 season

Championship position and points include sprints.

Position

P7

Points

138

Wins

0

Podiums

2

Poles

1

Driver career

Since 2023, with every team and engineer.

Starts

87

Wins

9

Podiums

28

Poles

15

Titles

0

Up to round 17, Singapore Grand Prix (2026-10-11).[2]

On the radio

Singapore Grand Prix, 2025 · After first-lap contact with team-mate Norris.

PiastriAre we cool with Lando barging me out of the way, or ... what's the go there?

StallardOscar, we are looking at it. Let me get back to you.

StallardI need you to focus on what we can do here. Control the controllables, mate.

PiastriThat's not fair. Sorry, that's not fair.

StallardOscar, opportunity to review together. Focus on this race, mate.

Transcript as published[3]

Race engineer

Tom Stallard

British

Oscar Piastri's race engineer at McLaren.[1]

Education

University of Cambridge; later returned to university for a master’s in motorsport engineering.[4][5]

Career

  1. 1999–2008International rower: twice a Boat Race winner with Cambridge, ninth at Athens 2004, Olympic silver in the men’s eight at Beijing 2008.[4][5]
  2. 2008Joined McLaren as a simulator test engineer, then became Jenson Button’s performance engineer.[4][1]
  3. 2014–22Race engineer to Button, then Stoffel Vandoorne, Carlos Sainz and Daniel Ricciardo.[4]
  4. 2023–Race engineer to Piastri from his debut.[1]

Previously engineered

Jenson Button, Stoffel Vandoorne, Carlos Sainz, Daniel Ricciardo

Also

  • Born in London on 11 September 1978.[4]

Performance engineer

Not publicly confirmed

His long-time performance engineer Cedric Michel-Grosjean left McLaren for Ferrari; a 2026 successor has not been publicly confirmed.[6][7]

Engineering lead at McLaren

Will Joseph

Race engineering director (also Norris’s race engineer)[8]

Sources

  1. Motorsport.com: Every race engineer in F1 2026
  2. Jolpica-F1: Ergast-compatible F1 results API
  3. ESPN: Singapore GP shows McLaren management of title rivals will only get harder
  4. Wikipedia: Tom StallardWikipedia
  5. The Athletic: The Olympic career that prepared Tom Stallard for life as an F1 race engineer
  6. Motorsport.com: Why Lewis Hamilton now has everything in the right place at Ferrari
  7. GPFans: Why Cedric Michel-Grosjean is still not Hamilton's race engineer seven months on
  8. Wikipedia: Will Joseph (engineer)Wikipedia

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