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Is there any confirmation of the statement "He is the father of a track star in Japan"? If so, can more information be provided rather than just having this tantalising snippet.
As a piece of biographical information, there is a Harald Hudak who is/was the vice-president of Daimler-Chrysler Japan but I have been unable to confirm whether it is the same man.
