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Veteran open-wheel and sports car engineer Brandon Fry has hit the open market. The American has departed Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing after spending six seasons in a leadership role. His most re…
American engineer Brandon Fry, known for his work in open-wheel and sports car racing, has left Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing after six seasons. He most recently served as the technical director of the BMW M Team RLL IMSA GTP program, where he played a key role in the team’s championship aspirations. Fry has an extensive background in motorsports, having worked as an IndyCar race engineer at Chip Ganassi Racing and with Nissan’s factory LMP1 effort, among other accomplishments. While at RLL, Fry also had the opportunity to work as a race engineer for the team’s third IndyCar entry, which yielded successful results. Now, Fry is considering his options for his next career move, with a preference for getting back on the timing stand and working directly with drivers as a race engineer.
