At Aventum we’re not afraid to get down and dirty.
But we took that to new levels earlier this month when 35 of the Aventum Family took part in the Nuclear Races event in Brentwood.
If you’re unfamiliar with Nuclear Races, you just have to check out the pictures below to get a taste of what is involved.
In short, it was 75 obstacles, spread out over a 12k course, and lots and lots of mud!
Fortunately, we picked a sunny day for it, and from the outset the Aventum team spirit was there in bucket loads.
All donning the Aventum Dare to Discover T-shirts and war paint, we helped each other throughout to conquer the course, from giving a hand to help someone up a slippery slope, to literally all teaming up to haul others out of treacherously thick mud.
And while there were injuries and very many cuts and bruises suffered, everyone had fun, even if it took the well-earned beer and burger after the finish line to fully realise it.
Well done everyone that took part! You are amazing!
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