Wilwood Engineering, a leader in high-performance disc brakes and components, has announced the promotion of Kaleb Hagy to UTV Market Specialist, a role in which he will spearhead the division’s efforts in racing, sponsorships, and events. This move underscores Wilwood’s commitment to expanding its presence in the UTV market, leveraging Hagy’s extensive experience and knowledge to enhance their product offerings, including advanced brake kits for popular models like the Polaris RZR, Can-Am Maverick, and Honda Talon.
Key Highlights:
- Kaleb Hagy promoted to UTV Market Specialist.
- Focus on expanding UTV division’s product lineup.
- Enhanced brake kits for Polaris RZR, Can-Am Maverick, and Honda Talon.
- Wilwood aims to strengthen market presence with innovative solutions.
Hagy is stepping into a role that capitalizes on his over seven years of success within Wilwood Disc Brakes Automotive, Truck, Off-Road, and UTV segments, bringing a wealth of industry relationships and a professional demeanor to the table. “I am excited to play a major role in Wilwood’s UTV Division and Marketing team, continuing to expand on the successful UTV line Wilwood offers, tackling new programs and product lines as the market develops in the coming future,” said Hagy.
Before joining Wilwood, Hagy contributed significantly to Modular Motorsports Racing, focusing on the development and modification of street/strip cars powered by Ford’s renowned Modular and Coyote engines. His promotion is a testament to his invaluable contributions and sets the stage for Wilwood’s enhanced engagement and growth in the UTV market.
About Wilwood Engineering: Founded in 1977 by Bill Wood, Wilwood Engineering has established itself as a frontrunner in designing and manufacturing high-performance disc brakes and components. Based in Camarillo, California, Wilwood’s products are meticulously engineered and tested to deliver unparalleled braking quality and performance for a wide range of applications, from race cars to classic cars.
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