Allan McNish has been named as the driver representative steward for this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix. He will serve alongside José Abed, Vice President of the FIA, and Garry Connelly, Deputy President of the FIA Institute.
McNish spent a single season in F1 ten years ago, racing alongside Mika Salo in Toyota’s debut season. Prior to that, he had developed the Japanese company’s first F1 car and in 1990 was test driver for McLaren. In 2003, he was the test and Friday driver for Renault in the season of Fernando Alonso’s maiden win with the team.
The majority of his success has come in Endurance Racing, having won the legendary Le Mans 24 Hours on two occasions. The Scot has also celebrated four Sebring 12 Hour wins and three titles in the American Le Mans Series. He is currently placed second in the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC).
This year, McNish has also represented Sky Sports as an F1 pundit.
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