Corporate Tank Driving Day
Teams are scored on tank driving, a blindfolded course steered by teammates and a race to strip and rebuild a Bren gun.
- Delivery
- In person
- Setting
- At our venueOutdoors
- How long
- Full day

Your team drives real military tanks, competes in scored challenges and watches the top driver crush a car.
4 bookable experiences. Ask about any of them.
Teams are scored on tank driving, a blindfolded course steered by teammates and a race to strip and rebuild a Bren gun.
Drive four military vehicles, shoot clays and flintlocks, tour the armoury, then lunch. Set Saturdays, April to October.
Drive an Abbot, an FV432 and a Springer or Stormer, then tour the armoury. Set Saturdays, usually May to September.
A tank collects two guests from their London hotel for a tour past the city's famous sights, about an hour and a half.
You want a team day out that is unlike anything your people have done before.
You want a competitive goal to rally the team, with the top scorer crushing a car under a Chieftain tank.
You want your people to try something completely new and use teamwork, nerve and listening skills in the process.
Its tanks and military vehicles have appeared on BBC Top Gear and Doctor Who, and it supplied a custom tank for Fast and Furious 6.
Tanks A Lot delivers tank driving events built around your budget and what you want the day to achieve. The team is based at Spring Farm, Helmdon, near Brackley in Northamptonshire, which it describes as the UK's biggest tank driving venue, with 100 acres of courses and over 150 tanks and military vehicles, from the Chieftain main battle tank to the FV432, Abbot and Stormer.
On a corporate day, staff are split into competing teams and scored across activities such as tank driving, a blindfolded course where teammates call the directions, and a timed Bren gun strip. Clay shooting, an armoury tour, survival training and a car crush can be added. Experienced instructors supervise throughout, hot meals with vegetarian options are served in the on-site mess hall, and spectators are welcome.


