Circuit Manager

Motorsport Network, LLC; Snetterton; Remote; GBP 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

MotorSport Vision (MSV) at Snetterton in Norfolk is seeking a Circuit Manager to lead the venue team and ensure track, facilities, and grounds are maintained to MSV's high standards. You will direct daily operations and prepare for events, reporting to senior management.

The role requires strong leadership, meticulous attention to detail, and the ability to manage budgets and safety compliance across busy race weekends and promotional events.

Qualifications

• Bright and exceptionally driven individual with strong organisational skills.
• Ability to cope with tight deadlines and fast-changing situations.
• Good commercial awareness and ability to make revenue-driven recommendations.

Responsibilities

• Maintain venue grounds, facilities, buildings and track to MSV standards.
• Plan and manage events from trackdays to major promoted events.
• Oversee budgets, catering outlets, maintenance, health & safety and HR.

Skills

Driven

Attention to detail

Organisational skills

Education

GCSEs/A-levels

Tools

Excel

Job description

Salary:Competitive

Location:Snetterton

Contract:Permanent

Hours:Full Time

Closing:28 October 2026

The Company

MotorSport Vision (MSV) is Europe's largest motor racing circuit operator, managing six premier UK venues: Snetterton, Donington Park, Brands Hatch, Oulton Park, Cadwell Park and Bedford Autodrome. In 2015, MSV expanded into Europe through the acquisition of the Couvron site in France, where it is developing a pioneering eco-circuit. The company further strengthened its European presence in 2022 with the acquisition of Circuito de Navarra in Spain, bringing its portfolio to seven motorsport venues across the UK and Europe

The Role

We are currently looking for a new Circuit Manager here at Snetterton in Norfolk. This prestigious position provides an exciting opportunity to head up the team at one of the UK’s premier motorsport venues, reporting directly to our Group Operations Manager and Chief Executive.

It is a demanding but rewarding role. You will be responsible for ensuring that the venue grounds, facilities, buildings and of course the track itself are maintained and presented to MSV’s industry renowned high standards, ready for daily circuit activity.

You will also need to plan and manage all that happens at the venue, from trackdays to club racing and most challengingly major promoted events with big crowds, such as the British Touring Car Championship and British Superbike Championship.

You will be responsible for Snetterton’s financial performance with regard to operational and event budgets, as well as catering outlets, routine maintenance, development projects, health & safety and HR. You’ll have your own team and a wealth of experience from our other capable Circuit Managers to call on, as well as support from MSV Group resources.

Working effectively with representatives from race series and clubs that will visit Snetterton, motorsport governing bodies, the local authority and various tenants and contractors that are on site, is another important part of the job.

The Requirements

You will need to be a bright and exceptionally driven individual who can also motivate the team around you to perform consistently at a high level.

Meticulous attention to detail and strong organisational skills are essential, along with the ability to cope with tight deadlines and fast changing situations.

You must have a good commercial awareness and be able to make informed decisions and reasoned recommendations for revenue generating opportunities.

Producing pre-event budgets and post-event returns will be your responsibility so strong IT skills are a must have, especially Excel.

Building and developing effective relationships is critical to success. This includes within MSV and externally with a variety of organisations.

Whilst motorsport experience is a great asset it is not essential. However, experience of managing large public venues or events, maintenance of extensive grounds and facilities, and undertaking civil engineering projects would be advantageous.

Core working hours are 8.30 – 18.00 in the week but in reality the hours are driven by the event calendar. You must be flexible and able to work weekends and Bank Holidays, especially during the race season (typically March to October) along with early starts and late finishes where necessary.

Academic achievements are valued by us and we will be looking for strong results at some or ideally all of GCSEs, A levels, degree or equivalent. Please ensure these are present in your application.