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[AKTIENHAN]

weiss jemand bescheid zu haugs "aufstieg".
stimmt es, dass er früher sportjournalist in pforzheim war?

[account]

Über seinen Abstieg könnte ich Dir mehr erzählen.

[AKTIENHAN]

tu es doch, interessiert mich auch.
macht ja meisntens einen etwas hochnässigen eindruck...

[Ronny@pcg]

Born in 1952, Norbert Haug has spent a lifetime in the company of cars - in particular, racing cars. Having started out as a trainee journalist on the daily newspaper in his home town of Pforzheim, his enthusiasm for everything with wheels and an engine brought him to the Stuttgart publishing house Motor-Presse-Verlag in 1975. He began as a member of the editorial team for the specialist magazine sport auto, then in 1976, he took charge of the sports department for the publisher’s flagship journal auto motor und sport. In 1985, Haug became editor-in-chief of sport auto, before returning to auto motor und sport as deputy editor-in-chief in 1988.

Three years later, married and with one daughter, Norbert Haug switched sides - the Board of Management of Mercedes-Benz AG appointed the motoring journalist with insider knowledge to be their new Head of Motorsport. Since 1 October 1990, he has been in overall charge of all Mercedes-Benz corporate motor sport activities. Under Norbert Haug’s leadership, Mercedes-Benz reached the very top of international motor sport. As engine supplier, the ‘brand with the star’ celebrated its return to Formula One in 1994, and in partnership with Penske won the Indianapolis 500. One year later, the partnership with the McLaren team was struck - a working relationship which has so far brought success with victories in the 1998 Formula One Drivers’ and Constructors’ World Championships, and again in 1999 with Mika Hakkinen’s Drivers’ World title. Finishing runners-up in the Drivers’ and Constructors’ standings for the 2000 and 2001 seasons, the Partnership can look back over four successful years.

Mercedes-Benz also collected championship titles in other important motor sport categories throughout the 1990s: German Touring Car (DTM) champions in 1992, 1994 and 1995; International Touring Car (ITC) champions in 1995; in 1997, Mercedes-Benz were top of the manufacturer’s ratings in the American CART Championships; in 1997 and 1998, AMG Mercedes won both the drivers’ and team titles in the FIA GT Championships; and in 2000 and 2001, Mercedes-Benz and Bernd Schneider took two consecutive titles in the new DTM.



Quelle: http://www.formula-one.net/team/haug.html