Laura Muller will become the first female race engineer in Formula One history after being promoted into the role by Haas ahead of the 2025 season. Muller, 33, will work with new driver signing Esteban Ocon,

It was the first name that stood out on the presentation slide displayed on the wall in one of the meeting rooms in Haas’ UK factory in Banbury.Alongside the appointments of Ronan O’Hare as Oliver Bearman’s race engineer,

Laura Mueller has made history as F1's first female race engineer after being promoted to the position after an intra-team shuffle at Haas.

Laura Müller has marked her name in Formula 1 history by becoming the championship’s first female race engineer. Following a raft of changes at Haas, the German has been promoted within the team

With the start of the 2025 F1 season on the horizon, the Haas team has made a historic hire by naming Laura Mueller a race engineer. Per The Athletic's

Haas boss Ayao Komatsu explained the groundbreaking choice to team Esteban Ocon with Formula 1’s first female race engineer, Laura

In a historic move, US-based Formula 1 team Haas have appointed Laura Muller as the sport's first female race engineer. The German professional will be working with Esteban Ocon, another new addition to the team.

Haas restructure their race operations team with a series of changes that include appointing Laura Muller as the first female race engineer in Formula 1.

Making history since F1's inception in 1950, Laura Mueller is the driving force behind the scenes, tasked with ensuring Esteban Ocon achieves peak performance to propel the Haas F1 Team to new heights of success.

A race engineer works most closely with the driver on the set-up and running of their car and is the main link between a driver and the team on track through radio communications