Yamaha Motor Corporation is proud to announce the outstanding performance of its U.S. representatives at the prestigious 2025 Yamaha World Technician Grand Prix, held November 18–21 at Yamaha’s global headquarters in Iwata, Japan.
Competing against the most skilled technicians from around the world, Brian Ladner of Macomb Powersports in Chesterfield, MI, achieved an impressive third-place finish, demonstrating exceptional technical expertise and precision under pressure.
Joining him was Aaron Lawson of MOMS Foxboro in Foxborough, MA, who showcased remarkable determination and resilience. In a dramatic final push, Lawson successfully reassembled and delivered his MT-07 motorcycle in the closing minutes of the competition, earning admiration for his perseverance and skill.
“We are incredibly proud of Brian and Aaron for representing the United States with such professionalism and dedication,” said John Grubb Yamaha Motor University Manager. “Their performance reflects the highest standards of Yamaha service excellence and the commitment of our dealer network to customer satisfaction.”
The Yamaha World Technician Grand Prix is a biennial event that brings together top technicians from across the globe to compete in rigorous technical challenges, reinforcing Yamaha’s mission to deliver superior service and craftsmanship.
For more information and to watch the recording of the the event, visit 2025 World Tech GP.
