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Ted Klaus Named New HPD President
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Honda Performance Development has announced the appointment of Ted Klaus to the position of president, effective April 1.
Klaus, who is currently the vice president of Honda R&D Americas, will succeed Art St. Cyr, who completes a seven-year tenure as president.
“While I’m pleased to go out on a ‘high note’ with last year’s run of 11 race wins and manufacturers’ championship, I will miss the daily contact with everyone in the paddock and garage area, St. Cyr said.
Klaus holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame. He joined Honda at the company’s Ohio R&D Center in 1990. After contributing to several company projects, Klaus was named Division Director of Complete Vehicle Performance for Honda R&D Americas in 2010 before later taking on his current responsibilities as vice president of Honda R&D Americas in 2017.
For more information, visit the HPD website.
Klaus, who is currently the vice president of Honda R&D Americas, will succeed Art St. Cyr, who completes a seven-year tenure as president.
“While I’m pleased to go out on a ‘high note’ with last year’s run of 11 race wins and manufacturers’ championship, I will miss the daily contact with everyone in the paddock and garage area, St. Cyr said.
Klaus holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame. He joined Honda at the company’s Ohio R&D Center in 1990. After contributing to several company projects, Klaus was named Division Director of Complete Vehicle Performance for Honda R&D Americas in 2010 before later taking on his current responsibilities as vice president of Honda R&D Americas in 2017.
For more information, visit the HPD website.
