Legacy Motor Club president Michael Guttilla joins featured speakers for Race Industry Week
By EPARTRADE.com - Nov 10, 2026, 4:07 PM ET

Legacy Motor Club president Michael Guttilla joins featured speakers for Race Industry Week

Michael Guttilla, President of Legacy Motor Club, has joined the impressive and growing lineup of featured speakers for the 7th Annual Race Industry Week, taking place November 30– December 3, 2026.

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About Michael Guttilla:

Michael Guttilla is an accomplished automotive and motorsports executive with nearly four decades of experience in product development, engineering innovation, and building high-performing global teams.

Prior to joining Legacy Motor Club as President, Guttilla served as Chief Operating Officer of Joe Gibbs Racing, where he oversaw competition, engineering, and technology across the organization's NASCAR Cup Series, Xfinity Series, and ARCA programs, along with aviation and Joe Gibbs Manufacturing Solutions.

Before Joe Gibbs Racing, Guttilla spent 23 years with Multimatic in senior leadership roles spanning engineering, research and development, and global sales and marketing. He led a globally coordinated technical organization of more than 300 people and contributed to landmark programs including the Ford GT's victory at the 2016 24 Hours of Le Mans, the development of the world's first fully active suspension system in volume production for the Ferrari Purosangue, and the growth of Multimatic's suspension systems business to more than $1 billion in annual sales. His career also includes leadership positions at Mechanical Dynamics and early engineering work at General Motors' Cadillac division.

Guttilla holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with high honors from Michigan State University. Outside of work, he is a devoted husband and father, an endurance athlete, and a longtime youth coach and community leader.

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