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Big Thunder - Bruntingthorpe Events Address: Bruntingthorpe Proving Ground, Bath Lane, Bruntingthorpe, Leicestershire LE17 5QS Contact: Paul Atkin T: 0116 279 9329 E: paul.atkin@bruntingthorpe.com www.bruntingthorpeevents.com


Bruntingthorpe Events are based at the family-owned, 670 acre Bruntingthorpe Proving Ground, Leicestershire, specialising in corporate hospitality and team building. Operating under the Big Thunder brand, each event is bespoke to the customer so that it is focussed on each customer’s needs and budgets. Making the most of the exciting facilities that the site offers, including a 4 mile test track, a karting circuit and an exhilarating 4x4 course, the vehicle based corporate hospitality service offers the opportunity to put on a thrill-a-minute event for your guests.


For your hospitality days, choose from a range of driving experiences from modern supercars, Ariel Atoms, Landrover Defenders, go-karts, HGV vehicles, race prepared VW Lupos or Vauxhall Corsa VXR’s through to skid control cars. There’s even laser clay pigeon shooting, archery, segways, Hovercrafts or falconry on offer to help make up your perfect day.


There is also a choice of event buildings to base your event from including the historic control tower hospitality unit (first used in WWII but now upgraded for a great event base) through to the brand new contemporary Whittle Building. Either of these are ideal for hosting a meeting or refreshments prior to an afternoon of fun with Big Thunder.


Team Building & Corporate Hospitality


:: Thrill-a-minute team & hospitality events :: Vehicle-based and non-vehicle activities :: Choice of event buildings in a variety of sizes :: Events & activities bespoke to customer needs


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