The Anglian Rover Owners' Club is an off road club which holds competitions in your area at least once a month. Any make of 4x4 vehicle is welcome and you do not need to be an off road expert to take part. The events take place on privately owned land and are covered by MSA (Motor Sports Association) permits. The sites are located in Northants, Herts, Beds and Bucks.

These events are not timed competitions, but are meant to test the drivers' skills. A course is laid out by pairs of canes, called gates, which are numbered. Only one 4x4 is allowed on the course at a time. Vehicles try to complete the course by passing through the gates sequentially from highest to the lowest value. If a car touches a cane or lacks forward motion, penalty points will be given according to the number on the cane. The driver with the least amount of penalty points at the end of the day wins the competition. Although these events are held as competitions, it is always the "having fun" that counts.

This type of event is none damaging for any road going 4x4 and is held at least twice a year. Have some fun in your every-day 4x4! The organisers are aware that these vehicles may be fitted with front spoilers, side steps and tow bars. This is taken into consideration when the courses are layed out

this competition is designed for road legal taxed vehicles which get driven to and from the event. This trial is harder than the FVT however not as hard as the CCVT. RTV trials are generally designed to be none damaging, but due to the terrain the competition cannot be guaranteed to be completely none damaging. Suitable for beginners as well as intermediate and experienced drivers. Competitors new to off roading are given guidance be more experienced drivers. Although your off-roader does not need any modifications to take part, it is advisable to remove low spoilers before participating.

This type of competition is for more experienced off roaders. The terrain is more demanding, damage to the vehicle may occur. CCVT cars are mostly custom built for serious off-roading. The vehicles have to comply to the club's rules and regulations. For example a roll cage is mandatory on all CCVT vehicles. These events are normally held together with the RTV competitions, but there are separate sections for the different competition classes.

These events are designed for the novice and intermediate winch man. The idea is to position the vehicle close enough to an orienteering punch to mark the score card. The driver must be experienced at off road driving but only needs to now the basics of winching. This is a team event and there is always help on site for those who need it.

Safaris are timed events, the driver who completes a long off road course in the shortest time wins. This type of event is very taxing on the vehicles. The distance covered on a day will be between 10 and 50 miles. Vehicles and safety equipment have to comply to club rules and regulations.