Community Manager, Motorsports

A Content & Production Agency

Salary: £30,000

Hours:

Full time: evenings and weekends prioritised
Start:
Noveme  2026

Location:

Remote

An entry-level opportunity to work on one of our key motorsports clients.

Get Up Studio is an independent Content & Production Agency working across strategy, production and social.

We're a small, experienced and hands-on team, working with some of the world's leading brands and rights holders to develop ideas, create content and connect with audiences.

We deliberately keep Get Up lean. You'll work directly with the founders of the business and be closely involved in the work itself: not buried beneath layers of agency hierarchy.

Our work ranges from social-first content and campaigns through to documentaries, branded films, content strategy and ongoing social support.

We're looking for a Motorsports Community Manager to join Get Up Studio, helping us connect a key motorsports client with its fans throughout an exciting year.

This is a full-time, remote role with working hours focused on evenings and weekends, when the community is most active. Out-of-hours coverage is a core part of the job, particularly around race weekends.

You'll be one of the voices fans hear from every day.

That comes with real responsibility. Every reply, comment and interaction should feel right for the brand. We're looking for someone who takes tone of voice seriously, cares about the smallest details and actively looks for opportunities to build a stronger community.

It's an ideal first step into motorsports and social media, with the opportunity to learn from seasoned motorsports producers and creators while contributing to work that fans see and engage with.

Community Management & Brand Voice

• Monitor comments, mentions and messages across the client's social channels, keeping close to what fans are saying.
• Respond promptly and thoughtfully, making sure every interaction reflects the brand's tone of voice.
• Proactively join relevant conversations, ask questions and create opportunities for fans to get involved.
• Check spelling, grammar, names and facts before posting, even when the conversation is moving quickly.
• Use good judgement about when to be playful, when to be straightforward and when a conversation needs a more considered response.
• Moderate conversations in line with agreed guidelines and help keep the community welcoming.
• Recognise sensitive issues, potential reputational risks or questions that need input, and elevate them to the right person.
• Spot recurring questions, fan feedback and emerging talking points, and share them with the wider team.
• Help turn everyday interactions into lasting connections between the brand and its audience.

• Prioritise evening and weekend coverage in line with the agreed schedule and motorsports calendar.
• Follow the action closely so community responses are timely, relevant and accurate.
• Stay connected with producers, creators and the wider team during busy periods.
• Keep clear handovers so colleagues know what's happening, what's been answered and what needs attention.
• Stay organised across multiple conversations and know which issues need attention first.
• Communicate clearly when you need guidance, context or support.

• Keep up with social media's quirks, memes, trends and platform-specific nuances.
• Understand why a joke or format works, who it's for and whether it fits the brand.
• Bring relevant fan conversations, references and ideas to our producers and creators.
• Identify opportunities for reactive content and community-led ideas.
• Share what audiences respond to and help the team build on those insights.

We're a small team, and the community's…