Stielow !!!
 

Continuing the reorganization that began earlier this year, with the focus of integrating the Motorsports Competition group within GM Engineering team, the Motorsports Competition group will be reorganized with two new leaders. These leaders will be responsible for leveraging GM's engineering resources to assist the race teams in creating winning strategies to continue our broad legacy of winning race programs.

Mark Stielow, currently Senior Manager, Virtual Development, xIL and Chassis Controls, will be promoted to the newly created role of Director, Motorsports Competition Engineering. Mark will report to Jim Hentschel in this new role. Mark will be responsible for overall engineering and technical direction for NHRA, Indy Car, IMSA and Motorsports Operations. Mark's extensive knowledge of performance integration, vehicle dynamics, along with his background in racing and performance vehicles will be integral in this new role.

The following individuals and teams will report to Mark.

Rob Buckner - Program Manager - IndyCar
Roger Allen - Program Manager - NHRA
Laura Klauser - Program Manager - IMSA Prototype
Walt Lerche - Motorsports Parts Operations Manager

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Wow! Cograts to Mark!

Think we'll see a 16,000 RPM Indy engine in his next build??? :headspin:

Congrats Mark, we have a new boss on the site!!! Very proud of you young man. Obviously GM appreciates you and your abilities.

Outstanding! Great news, congrats Mark!

Congratulations Mark. Well deserved.

I just hope you don’t have to wear a tie... :)

Don

Wow, what a stud! Congrats Mark!

I know that no one around here will be surprised to hear this! :cheers:

That's fantastic! Congrats, Mark.

Wow!! Dream job I’m sure!

Congrats Mark,
You have deservedly earned that spot.
I hope that doesn't take too much time away from your detailed, informative, and awesome posts on this forum that we all love!:lol:

Congrats Mark...!! :clap::clap::dance::dance: Now all Lat-G members have a direct connect to discounted hot rod parts and crate engines. :excited::excited: