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Lance Stroll & Gary Gannon A Haas stalwart of nine seasons, now senior race engineer on Stroll’s car with Stephen Glass alongside.
Gannon since 2025; Glass added for 2026[1] [2] 2 seasons Lance Stroll’s driver profile →
Results Together Gannon since 2025; Glass added for 2026. Grand Prix starts only.
2026 season Championship position and points include sprints.
Driver career Since 2017, with every team and engineer.
Up to round 17, Singapore Grand Prix (2026-10-11).[3]
On the radio Canadian Grand Prix, 2026 · Running 15th at home, after Gannon’s gap update. Stroll I am completing the race for the mechanics, that's it
Gannon I totally understand, Lance. Totally understand.
Transcript as published[4]
Race engineer Gary Gannon American
Lance Stroll's senior race engineer at Aston Martin.[5] [2]
Education Mechanical engineering, Cornell University.[6]
Career 2000s Honda Racing Corporation USA programmes in CART and the American Le Mans Series.[6] [7] 2010–15 Wirth Research, then Virgin and Marussia (performance engineer from 2012).[6] [7] 2016–24 Haas race engineer to Romain Grosjean, Kevin Magnussen, Mick Schumacher and Nico Hülkenberg.[8] [6] [5] 2025– Joined Aston Martin as Stroll’s race engineer; senior race engineer from 2026.[1] [2] Previously engineered Romain Grosjean, Kevin Magnussen, Mick Schumacher, Nico Hülkenberg
Also on the car Race engineer on the car from 2026, under senior race engineer Gannon.[2] [5]
Stephen Glass Not publicly stated
Lance Stroll's race engineer at Aston Martin, working under senior race engineer Gary Gannon.[2] [5]
Education Not publicly stated.
Career 2019 Joined the team when it was Racing Point.[2] 2020s Most recently a performance engineer.[2] 2026– Race engineer on Stroll’s car.[2] Previously engineered This is their first F1 race-engineer pairing.
Performance engineer Not publicly confirmed Aston Martin has not named this engineer, and no reliable outlet has reported who it is.
Engineering lead at Aston Martin Chris Cronin Chief engineer, trackside (also Alonso’s senior race engineer)[9]