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YOKOHAMA Europe

UK Motorsport & Technical Manager (m/f/d)

Milton Keynes
Posted about 23 hours ago
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Company Overview

YOKOHAMA is one of Japan’s oldest and most respected tyre manufacturers, with a heritage dating back over a century. Celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2017, the company has built a global reputation for innovation, quality, and performance in tyre technology.

The brand maintains a prominent presence in global motorsport. In the UK, YOKOHAMA HPT serves as the exclusive tyre supplier to several championships, including Time Attack, while supporting numerous motorsport series worldwide. Beyond motorsport, the company is the official tyre partner of the ATP Tennis Tour, reinforcing its association with elite performance and international competition.


Role Overview

The UK Motorsport & Technical Manager is responsible for leading the company's motorsport tyre programme across UK racing series, acting as the primary technical interface between the company, race teams, championships and regulatory bodies.

This role combines hands-on technical expertise in tyre performance and compounding with strategic relationship management, ensuring the company's tyres perform to specification at events while strengthening its position and reputation within UK motorsport.

The role requires significant trackside presence (including weekends and evenings during race season), deep technical credibility with engineers and drivers, and the ability to translate complex tyre data into actionable guidance for teams and internal stakeholders.

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Key Responsibilities

Warranties

  • Manage customer tyre warranty claims, including assessing returned tyres, investigating issues, and determining appropriate resolutions.

Technical

  • Provide technical support and advice to customers, dealers, vehicle manufacturers, and the sales team on tyre applications, compliance, and product performance.
  • Attend industry tyre technical meetings to stay informed of current and proposed tyre legislation and communicate any changes to UK/EU regulatory requirements to the relevant stakeholders.
  • Review and verify tyre specifications and technical data for brochures, catalogues, and other marketing materials.
  • Deliver technical product training and support marketing activities, exhibitions, and industry events.

Motorsport

  • Attend shows and motorsport events as technical/marketing support.
  • Provide technical advice to dealers and customers on the suitability, selection, setup, and performance of motorsport tyres.
  • Organise and conduct tests of products at race circuits/rallies, etc.
  • Liaise with dealers to establish and validate the performance parameters of products.
  • Liaise with marketing manager regarding products and event promotions.
  • Promote new sales and new business for race/rally championships, etc.
  • Manage race and rally tyre supply, sponsorship agreements, and associated commercial negotiations.

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Requirements & Experience

  • Proven experience in a motorsport tyre technical or engineering role
  • Strong working knowledge of UK motorsport championships, technical regulations, and scrutineering processes
  • Hands-on experience with tyre data analysis (pressures, temperatures, wear, degradation)
  • Excellent communication skills, able to work confidently with engineers, drivers, and championship officials
  • Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel extensively, including weekends during race season
  • Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities

Desirable

  • Engineering degree or equivalent technical qualification
  • Existing relationships within UK motorsport paddocks/championships
  • Experience managing third-party contractors or a small trackside team
  • Motorsport UK license/accreditation (e.g., scrutineer or technical delegate familiarity)

What We Offer

  • Hybrid working
  • 25 days of annual leave + 8 bank holidays
  • Employee Assistance Programme
  • Life Assurance
  • Enhanced Private Pension Scheme
  • Flexible benefits package, including private healthcare
  • Company car / car allowance
  • Long-term prospects within a global company

We look forward to welcoming you to our team and working together to achieve great things.

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Skills

Tyre Performance Analysis
Motorsport Technical Regulations
Tyre Compounding
Data Analysis
Relationship Management
Technical Support
Warranty Management
Product Training
Commercial Negotiation
Sponsorship Management
Scrutineering Processes
Trackside Support

Location

Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom

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