Steve Hallam

Steve Hallam
Personal information
Nationality	British
Born	(1952-07-12) 12 July 1952
Sport
Country	United Kingdom
Sport	Formula One (1982-2008) NASCAR (2009-2011, 2016-) V8 Supercars (2012-2016)
Team	Team Lotus (1982-1990) McLaren (1991-2008) Michael Waltrip Racing (2009-2011) Holden Racing Team (2012-2013) Tekno Autosports (2014-2016) Toyota Racing Development (2016-)

Steve Hallam (born 12 July 1952)^[1] is the manager of vehicle support and team engineering for Toyota Racing Development]. From 2012 until 2016 he managed Australian V8 Supercars teams the Holden Racing Team and Tekno Autosports. Before this, he was Executive Vice President for Competition for Michael Waltrip Racing, Director of Race Engineering for the McLaren Formula 1 team, and before that various positions with the team and Team Lotus.

Career summary

before 1975: graduated from Loughborough University
1975-1981: Development engineer at Aston Martin^[2]
1982-1990: Trainee, Engineer, Development Engineer, Race Engineer at Team Lotus (F1)
1991-1996: Race Engineer at McLaren (F1)
1997: Chief Race Engineer at McLaren (F1)
1998-2008: Head of the Race Team at McLaren (F1)
2007: Engineer on the pitwall for Fernando Alonso at McLaren (F1)
2009-2011: Director of Race Engineering at Michael Waltrip Racing (NASCAR)^[1]
2012-2013: Managing Director for Holden Racing Team (V8 Supercars)^[3]
2013-2016: Team manager at Tekno Autosports (V8 Supercars)^[4]
2016-: Manager of vehicle support & team engineering at Toyota Racing Development, California^[5]

McLaren Technology Group: Ron Dennis (25%); TAG Group (25%); Mumtalakat (50%)

Former personnel: John Barnard; Alastair Caldwell; Jost Capito; Gordon Coppuck; Mike Coughlan; Pat Fry; Steve Hallam; Norbert Haug; Robin Herd; Paddy Lowe; Neil Martin; Teddy Mayer; Sam Michael; Gordon Murray; Jonathan Neale; Adrian Newey; Steve Nichols; Jo Ramírez; Nicholas Tombazis; Martin Whitmarsh

2016 test and reserve drivers: Stoffel Vandoorne; Nobuharu Matsushita (Development)

McLaren young driver programme: Stoffel Vandoorne; Nyck de Vries; Ben Barnicoat

World Champions: Emerson Fittipaldi; Lewis Hamilton; James Hunt; Mika Häkkinen; Niki Lauda; Alain Prost; Ayrton Senna

Drivers' titles: 1974; 1976; 1984; 1985; 1986; 1988; 1989; 1990; 1991; 1998; 1999; 2008

Cars:

Formula One M2B M4B M5A M7A M7B M7C M7D M9A M14A M14D M19A M19C M23 M26 M28 M29 M29F M30 MP4 (MP4/1) MP4B (MP4/1B) MP4/1C MP4/1E MP4/2 MP4/2B MP4/2C MP4/3 MP4/4 MP4/5 MP4/5B MP4/6 MP4/6B MP4/7A MP4/8 MP4/9 MP4/10 MP4/10B MP4/10C MP4/11 MP4/11B MP4/12 MP4/13 MP4/14 MP4/15 MP4-16 MP4-17 MP4-17D MP4-18 MP4-19 MP4-19B MP4-20 MP4-21 MP4-22 MP4-23 MP4-24 MP4-25 MP4-26 MP4-27 MP4-28 MP4-29 MP4-30 MP4-31 Formula Two M4A M21 Sports cars Zerex Special M1A M1B M1C M6A M6B M6GT M8A M8B M8C M8D M8E M8F M8FP M12 M20 F1 GTR 12C GT3 650S GT3 P1 GTR USAC/IndyCar M15 M16A M16B M16C M16C/D M16E M24 F5000/Libre M3 M10A M10B M18 M22 M25 Development cars M2A MP4-29H/1X1 Road cars F1 F1 LM SLR (for Mercedes-Benz) MP4-12C P1 X-1 650S 675LT Engines M838T Merged team Project Four Racing Related West Competition

Michael Waltrip Racing

Personnel	Michael Waltrip Rob Kauffman

Former drivers	Trevor Bayne Clint Bowyer Bill Elliott Dale Jarrett Mark Martin Michael McDowell Patty Moise Brett Moffitt David Reutimann Travis Pastrana David Ragan Elliott Sadler Hermie Sadler Scott Speed Martin Truex Jr. Ryan Truex Brian Vickers Kenny Wallace Michael Waltrip Josh Wise

Partnerships and affiliations	AF Corse (with sportscar team) JTG Daugherty Racing Identity Ventures Racing

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