Home/Articles/F1
F1·June 24, 2026 01:58 AM ET

Haas F1 spotlights performance engineer Daniela Klausser for Women in Engineering Day

Haas puts its women engineers in the spotlight.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Jun 241 min read
Post on X
F1
“It helps make these roles more visible. If my experience can encourage someone else to take that step into STEM, then I

What happened: Haas F1 has profiled Performance Engineer Daniela Klausser, who spoke about her work on the car and her path into motorsport. She framed the visibility of such roles as a way to encourage others to pursue STEM careers, tied to International Women in Engineering Day.

Why it matters: Engineering talent and culture sit at the core of competitiveness in Formula 1, where car performance is decided as much in the garage as on track. Profiles like this underscore the technical depth a midfield team leans on and the broader push to widen the pipeline of motorsport engineers.

What to watch: Haas turns its attention to the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring, where its engineering group looks to translate development work into on-track pace.

Sources

More on Haas

CONVERSATION
Loading comments…
F1AnalysisHaas
Follow F1 Intelligence
Real-time signals and analysis
@WireReportF1
WR Pro
The day's sports, briefed to your inbox at 7am ET. Every claim sourced.
$9/monthFree weekly newsletter →
RELATED STORIES
← Back to Wire Report