Vee Centre UK

Round 12 & 14 at Donington Park

October 2024

Donington hosted the final round of the season, and the decider for the Zamp Helmets Formula Vee 2024 Championship. Qualifying was damp and greasy making for challenging conditions. An incident on the first lap saw an early red flag and qualifying reduced to three laps. Dan Polley took P1 in his first outing in the WEV and Leon Frost also tried out a new car, securing P2 on the grid for Race 1.

Dan dominated the race and had a 7 second lead prior to a safety car, not that this affected his form and he took first place in Race 1. Matt Harbot made up 7 places to finish 2nd as did Peter Studer to take 3rd. With Craig Bell suffering mechanical issues, that secured the Championship for Matt and 2nd in the Championship for Craig.

In Class B Simon Foley took the top spot making that his first Class B win! Bill Garner was 2nd and Thor Tulloh took 3rd. With Bill’s result, this was enough to secure the Class B Championship!

The grid for Race 2 had Thor on pole and, with Craig out, Bill made it a B Class lock out! Dan quickly took the lead and led the race until mechanical issues saw him retire. This left it open for Matt to take the win. The battle for 2nd, 3rd and 4th was close for a number of laps with Vaughn Jones, Peter Studer and Tim Probert all in contention! Peter managed to take the spoils for 2nd with another amazing drive going from P15 to 2nd! Vaughn took 3rd making him 3rd in the Championship for the 3rd consecutive year!

In Class B Bill took the win with Thor 2nd and Simon 3rd.

As the Championship ends, it had been a great year of racing and socialising in the paddock. The Vee Centre would like to congratulate the Race and Championship winners – see all the results for the Vee Centre and the Championship on the Scoring Page. Bring on the 2025 season!!

Round 11 & 12 at Oulton Park

September 2024

Race 2 started with a thunderstorm looming over the Shell Oils hairpin. Craig got past Matt on the first lap, but Matt fought back to claim the win. Craig took 2nd and Leon another 3rd. In Class B, Thor came first with Phil Waterhouse and James Huckle coming 2nd and 3rd.

Taking into account the dropped scores, the provisional Championship results give the top spot to Matt, but Craig is only 8 points behind, so its all still to play for at Donington on the 12-13th October. In Class B, Bill has a 46 point lead – we won’t tempt fate by saying any more!!!

Round 9 & 10 at Brands Hatch

August 2024

Our outing to Brands was emotional following the incredibly sad passing of Alan Swain. Alan had competed on track in Formula Vee and returned to run his daughter Rachel and RCS Racing. His cheeky smile, humour and always being up for a laugh and a chat will be greatly missed by all.

The day brought heavy rain making for a challenging qualifying. However, a great run from Thor Tulloh saw him with his best ever qualifying results (P2 in Race 1 and P1 in Race 2).

With the rain easing off a little for Race 1, it was Thor who had the better start from Leon, but Leon came back to take the Podium with Thor second and Matt Harbot in 3rd.  In Class B, Thor took the top spot.  Will Mallins had an amazing first outing in Formula Vee taking 2nd in Class B and 5th overall. Simon Foley took the third for Class B.

The sun came out for Race 2, but left a greasy track causing a first lap red flag. After re-gridding, Pete Belsey led at the beginning only to spin giving Matt Harbot the lead. That was until Craig Bell got past Matt on the last lap in a shortened race. Craig took the win with Matt second and Peter Studer in third. In Class B, Bill Garner came first with Thor right behind him, and Simon Foley taking third.

As Brands marked the fifth round out of seven, we have given the provisional championship points as usual, but also calculated the standings taking into account the dropped scores (Scoring Update). It’s incredibly close!! Matt Harbot is currently leading with 184 points, but Craig Bell is only 2 points behind. For third, Vaughn Jones and Leon Frost have only 1 point difference (137 and 136 points respectively).  In Class B, Bill Garner has a healthy lead over Simon Foley (203 points to 162), and Phil Waterhouse is close to Simon with 156 points. So it’s all to play for in the last two rounds at Oulton and Donington, both of which will also be live streamed with Alpha Live.

Round 7 & 8 at Cadwell Park

July 2024

The annual Vee Centre BBQ took place at Cadwell Park. Thankfully the forecast rain stayed away and with some fantastic food provided by local butcher Lakings, the evening was a great success. The Vee Centre team thanks all of those involved who brought supplies, helped set up, clear up and cook – we couldn’t have done it without you! All additional offers were greatly appreciated.

Photo credit: Martin Snarey

Just like the BBQ, the racing didn’t disappoint! In Race 1 Matt Harbot and Craig Bell got away from the chasing pack, but unfortunately Matt suffered a broken push rod and had to retire. The race ended under a late safety car, so Craig took the win, with Leon Frost taking second – his best result to date, and Vaughn Jones in third. In Class B, Bill Garner continued his winning form! Thor Tulloh was using his dad’s Vee in this event, and came second with Simon Foley in third.

Race 2 on Sunday saw Leon Frost make his debut leading out the green flag lap! Different issues for Matt Harbot arose on the green flag lap meaning that he had to start at the back of the grid rather than his qualifying 2nd position. From there, he carved his way through the grid, making up 9 places in the first lap! With tight racing all throughout the grid the lead of the race was held by Craig Bell, Vaughn Jones and Lean Frost, but what of the results…

Vaughn came in third, Matt Harbot came second, and with his first podium, it was Leon who took the win!

In Class B, Bill Garner once again lead the pack, but Thor Tulloh and Simon Foley were chasing him down. In the end, Thor was just half a second behind Bill, with Simon taking third.

The provisional championship results can be seen here with the contenders for the Vee Centre Awards.

Next stop Brands Hatch on the 24nd August!

Round 5 & 6 at Snetterton

June 2024

With the Championship and the weather hotting up there was the usual near full grid of cars on show. The drivers were prepped and some even had time to indulge in a spa weekend with the paddling pool out in testing for RCS Racing. The weekend was set to see some great racing. Although there were showers around on Saturday, they (surprisingly) held off when the Vee’s were on track.

Qualifying at Snetterton was close between Matt Harbot and Craig Bell as they each took a poll position. One of our newer drivers, Leon Frost, also had a great qualifying, coming third for both races.

In Race 1, Pete Belsey made up 7 places to finish second, with Craig in third and Matt gaining another podium. In Class B, Bill Garner took the top spot once again, finishing 6th overall. Mike Oldknow and Martin Snarey came second and third.

In Race 2, local lad Peter Studer took third place with Matt Harbot in second and Craig Bell on the top spot. In Class B, Bill Garner made it his 5th win with Phil Waterhouse and Simon Foley also making their return to the podium. The highest number of overtakes this time came from Vaughn Jones with an impressive 12 in Race 2 moving up from 19th to 7th!

Take a look at the provisional Championship results and see how the Vee Centre Awards are going on the Scoring page. Next time we are Cadwell on the 20th and 21st July.

Round 3 & 4 at Silverstone

May 2024

This round saw the first racing at Silverstone National for 12 years! With Matt Harbot continuing his form from Croft, he secured poll position for both races. Unfortunately mechanical issues saw him retire early in the first race. Martin Farmer fought his way through the grid to take the flag, with Craig Bell 2nd and Dan Polley 3rd. In Class B, Bill Garner took the top spot for the second time this year, with Elliot Mason and Simon Foley also on the podium.

Race 2 saw the drivers contending with a very slippery track due to oil being laid down in some fast corners. A few spins through the field and great racing overall saw the chequered flag fall with Matt Harbot taking the victory, Craig Bell 2nd and a first time podium in the overall championship saw Bill Garner take 3rd. In Class B it was Bill Garner first, Phil Waterhouse 2nd and Elliot Mason 3rd.

Chris Wilsher was also presented with the ‘2023 Best Prepared Car’ award, as chosen by the 750MC. An award that we all feel is duly deserved due to the continual high quality of workmanship Chris puts into his car.

If you haven’t seen the 750MC Paddock Show interviews with a selection of drivers then you can find them on the clubs Facebook channel.

Next up is Snetterton which always sees fantastic racing with strong grids.

Roll Hoop Reminder

April 2024

For those that attended the presentation at Croft, you’ll remember our Drivers Rep Sam passing on the message from the club Scrutineers regarding head height and roll hoops. It is an incredibly important safety requirement to ensure that in your normal driving position, your helmet is at least 5cm below the roll hoop height. This is described in the Motorsport UK ‘Blue Book’ – Section Q, Appendix 2, page 302. Symbol ‘G’ states “Minimum allowed helmet clearance – 5cm”

Round 1 & 2 at Croft

April 2024

The 2024 Zamp Formula Vee Championship started at Croft, and it was great to see a full grid with lots of new and returning drivers. As last years Champion moving onto new adventures in tin tops (we wish you well Matt!) the field is open for a new Champion.

Matt Harbot secured pole in qualifying for both races. In Race 1 Craig Bell took the lead early and secured the top spot on the podium. Matt held onto second place with Ben Cressey equalling his best finish with 3rd. There was a great battle for 4th place, with only 0.013 second separating Vaughn Jones and Bill Garner. Not only did Bill take the 4th place on the road, but he also claimed the B Class victory over second placed Simon Foley and James Huckle 3rd.

Race 2 saw a long safety car stint following Craig’s trip to the corn field, and Bill’s brake issue. Matt led the race with Vaughn and Ben Cressey chasing for 2nd and 3rd. Ben managed to take Vaughn after the safety car restart as the grip faded. Race 2 gave Matt Harbot his first win, and Ben his best result to date. In B Class, Phil Waterhouse took the win with Simon Foley and James Huckle taking 2nd and 3rd.

You can watch the coverage of the racing on the 750MC Live Stream provided by Alpha Live

Go to the scoring page to see the Championship results and who won the Vee Centre Awards.

Well done to all the podium winners.

2024 Season Admin!

April 2024

The 750MC have published the decal guide for the 2024 season. See the full details here: www.750mc.co.uk/decal-layouts. Decals will be available from Race Control at each event. Make sure you have them in place before your first race.

The 750MC are also requesting your commentary form is completed. This gives the 750MC commentators some information about you which they can share as they commentate on your race performance! Forms are available here.

New Championship Sponsor

April 2024

The 750MC have announced a new title sponsor for the 2024 Formula Vee Championship. Zamp Helmets, via their distributor Helmet 28, are donating a ZR-72 model helmet to one lucky Vee driver, whilst ALL 750 Motor Club members benefit from a generous 10% discount on the comprehensive range of Zamp Helmets. Go to the 750MC member discount section on the 750MC website (required login) for details of how to redeem your discount.

The 750MC have also secured club-wide technical partnership with Ravenol UK, offering all competitors and teams cutting-edge fluids at discounted prices. ALL 750 Motor Club members are entitled to a 25% discount across the entire Ravenol motorsport product range via their online shop by just registering with 750MC membership details – full details on how to claim will be sent to all competitors by the 750MC. Club members are also being offered a discounted Ravenol’s oil analysis service where your oil can be analysed for any dilution or contamination.

In addition to the above, the 750MC announced Aim Shop as the Club’s livestreaming partner for the new season. As part of the partnership, Aim Shop are donating a £500 voucher for a ‘Moment Of the Season’ captured on any of the Club’s 16 live streamed days by Alpha Live. Whether that is an overtake, a save or other on-track action, the 750MC will request nominations at the end of the year for the best 750MC moment on track that was streamed live in 2024. Also, ALL 750 Motor Club members will be entitled to 10% off all orders over £250 at Aim Shop. The 750MC ‘Member Discounts’ page (requires valid login) has details on how to redeem the discount.

Be sure to mention the sponsors in your socials as they support the formula, championship and 750MC.

750MC Awards Night

February 2024

The tuxedos and posh frocks were out in force for the 2023 Awards Night! Not only did our drivers collect their Championship trophies, but there were two of the Clubs’ Special Awards given to Vee drivers.

Phil Waterhouse was awarded the Dave Bradley Memorial Trophy, which is given to the individual who has best promoted and furthered the ideals of the club. Phil’s “And I’m in the Garage” vlogs demonstrating his dedication, perseverance and promotion of the formula and club were the reason for the award.

Matt Hyde won the Clive Yorath Award for the most wins in a single seater. Matt’s impressive 10 race wins in the 2023 season secured this award. Well done to the both of you!

The winners of the other annual 750MC awards for Formula Vee comprised:

• Most pole positions: Matt Harbot
• Most fastest laps: Matt Hyde
• Highest placed novice: Louis Scholes
• Best prepared car: Chris Wilsher

With the awards night closing out the 2023 season, we look forward to an exciting 2024 season! With a few Vees changing owners and new drivers joining the grid, it’s not long to wait!

Countdown to the 2024 Season

January 2024

As we welcome in the new year the 2024 calendar has been finalised, and it’s great to see four rounds being live streamed (Croft, Brands, Oulton and Donington). We are planning to have the Vee Centre summer BBQ at Cadwell on the 20th July and the Awards Night in November. It will be great to catch up with all the drivers, mechanics and families and welcome new drivers to the paddock.

Vee Centre UK Awards Night

November 2023

The Vee Centre UK 2023 End of Season Party and Awards Night consisted of a visit to the Silverstone Museum, the drivers meeting, and the evening dinner, awards presentation and raffle.

The Museum gave an opportunity for the drivers to study the National Circuit for next year, try out a new vehicle and get into the competitive spirit with the Scalextric racing! Our evening venue this year was The Worlds End near Northampton, where we were well looked after with excellent food and service.

The presentation for the Vee Centre Awards, explained on the Vee Centre UK Awards page, saw the following winners:

• Vee Centre Challenge – John Cressey
• Master Challenge – Vaughn Jones
• Highest Grid Mover – Chis Wilsher
• 1st Lap Mover – Vaughn Jones
• Driver of Year – Ben Cressey, for a solid season of racing with some great results.
• Half Crank Award – Craig Bell, for his diligent research of the regulations and development of bodywork.
• Best Independent – Craig Bell
• Willets Trophy – Ben Cressey

Well done to the all the winners! The 2024 season will be upon us sooner than we all think. We will keep you all updated on any cars for sale, upcoming shows and any interesting insights from drivers.

Outstanding Oulton

October 2023

As Oulton Park marks the end of an incredible season, the results are in and we give our congratulations to the Championship and Vee Centre Awards winners!

With a faultless 10 wins in a row, Matt Hyde with his AHS run Dominator took the Championship in only his second season in Formula Vee. Second and third in the Championship was getting close towards the end of the season. However Craig Bell, also in an AHS Dominator, took second place. Vaughn Jones with his Storm took third place for the second year in a row.

In the B Class, Matt Topham took the win in his Challenger improving on his 2nd place in 2022. Phil Waterhouse in his Filari and Simon Foley in his Maverick both made great come backs after reliability issues in the early part of the season.

Go to the scoring page to see the Championship results and who won the Vee Centre Awards.

Well done to all the podium winners.

Save the Date!

September 2023

Save the date for the 2023 Vee Centre Awards Night – this year it will be on the 25th November, and held at the The Hilton Garden Inn – Silverstone. The Awards Night is open to drivers and their guests and is a fabulous evening. We are also planning a day time activity – details TBC.

We do need provisional numbers by the 28th September – please contact Martin Snarey or Vaughn Jones. We are limited to 40 attendees so get your place saved!

Awesome Anglesey

September 2023

Despite numbers being a little low for Anglesey, the location and racing certainly didn’t disappoint. With the overnight rain making the grassy paddock a challenge (we all hope the AHS’s truck made it out!!), the track was a little damp and greasy for qualifying. Matt Hyde and Craig Bell took the respective P1 positions on the grid for Race 1 and Race 2.

Matt Hyde continued his winning streak in both Race 1 and Race 2 – provisionally making him the 2023 Championship winner. With a fabulous 8 wins in a row in only his second season in Vee, his racing future looks bright! With Craig Bell having a weekend to forget and Vaughn Jones taking a 2nd and 3rd the battle in the overall Championship for 2nd and 3rd will be decided in the final races at Oulton Park!

Phil Waterhouse had a very well deserved double B Class podium and 3rd place in the overall Championship in Race 1. We all know how much hard work and determination Phil put in to get his car and himself to the races, and getting Driver of the Weekend was a done deal.

Another notable mention of the weekend includes Ross Price, storming to P2 in Race 2 (maiden podium) – fantastic after only being out on the grid in the GAC 2 times in the last 2 years. We also welcomed Lucas Bscher onto the grid.

Our last event for the year is at Oulton Park on the 7th October. We will also have the Vee Centre Awards night to look forward too. Hoping for a date mid November-ish, but will update with dates and locations as soon as we can

Go to the scoring page to see the provisional Championship results and see who is in the running for the Vee Centre Awards.

Well done to all the podium winners.

Sensational Silverstone

August 2023

Silverstone didn’t disappoint with fast, exiting and action packed racing. Qualifying saw Craig Bell take pole for both races and Daniel Lanyi having his best qualifying results with a P2 and P3.

Race 1 had tightly fought racing throughout the pack, but Matt Hyde took the win, making it his fifth consecutive win. The group behind was really tight between Martin Farmer, Peter Studer, Vaughn Jones and Daniel Lanyi, but 2nd went to Vaughn and 3rd to Martin. In the B Class Thor Tulloh had a good lead all race and took the spoils.

Race 2 was more of the same action packed racing, although a red flag did see it all come down to a 4 lap sprint. Matt Hyde secured his sixth consecutive win, with Martin Farmer 2nd and Vaughn Jones 3rd. Thor Tulloh made it a double win in the B Class. Driver of the weekend went to Vaughn for making his way up from starting in 9th and 8th to be on the podium in both races.

Our thanks of course go to the Marshals and Medical Team for their responses to a couple of incidents – we hope John Botner, Graeme Foley and Emil Kostadinov are all recovering and not too bruised.

Go to the scoring page to see the provisional Championship results and see who is in the running for the Vee Centre Awards.

Well done to all the podium winners.

Sizzling Snetterton

July 2023

The annual Vee Centre BBQ was held at Snetterton and, even if we do say ourselves, the Vee Centre Team did an excellent job of organising and delivering! We’d very much like to thank all those who helped out with bringing the supplies, preparation and cooking. A particular mention to the chef’s (Caroline, Vaughn, John and an extra big thank you to Neil who was ‘volunteered’ by Martin!) the bringers of beverages (Francis and Martin) and Gail for the set up and navigation to the fabulous butchers, C J Barker of East Harling!!

As we all know there are numerous different types of Vees on the grid, but one of the most prevalent this year is the Storm built by Steve Glasswell, with seven on the grid at Snetterton. To mark this rather impressive feat, a photo shoot for the ‘Perfect Storm(s)’ took place!

As for the racing, it was tight throughout the grid and a really exciting race to watch! If you missed any of the action, watch it again on Alpha Live Streaming.

Matt Hyde and Craig Bell fought long and hard for the top podium spot, but in the end Matt made it another double win. Matt Topham also made it a double win in B Class. It was great to see Peter Studer back on the grid after a few years away. With a 4th and and 5th, Peter earnt himself Driver of the Weekend.

Go to the scoring page to see the provisional Championship results and see who is in the running for the Vee Centre Awards.

Well done to all the podium winners.

Vee Centre BBQ

June 2023

The Vee Centre Team are planning the summer BBQ which will take place at Snetterton on the 29th July. Please let Vaughn or Martin know if you are coming, and how many guests you are bringing. Each driver and one guest are free, any additional guests will be £5 each. Please also tell us of any dietary requirements.

Cracking Croft

June 2023

The next stop for the Championship was Croft for Rounds 5 and 6. With the threat of thunderstorms on the Sunday due to arrive as the race started (depending on which weather app was used!!), we were lucky to get two dry races. Thankfully there were no track limit penalties, hopefully this will continue at Snetterton.

‘Veteran’ Vee driver Tim (happy birthday!) saw his run of bad luck at his home circuit continue, whilst Matt Hyde took his first top step on the podium – and liked it so much, he did it twice!! In fact, all podium positions were repeated between the races – well done Craig Bell and Ben Cressey. Phil Waterhouse took the B Class honours in both races. Driver of the weekend went to Ben Cressey for a faultless drive in each race whilst under pressure from 4th place Vaughn Jones.

Go to the scoring page to see the provisional Championship results and see who is in the running for the Vee Centre Awards.

Well done to all the podium winners.

Track Limits Regulation Change

June 2023

Motorsport UK have amended the regulations with regards to track limits. The new rules came into force on the 1st June 2023.

A full letter to competitors explaining the rule change is available on the Motorsport UK website, but in summary:

• Drivers must use the track at all times and may not leave the track without a justifiable reason.
• The white lines defining the track edges are considered to be part of the track.
• A driver will be judged to have left the track if any part of the contact patch of the tyre goes beyond either the outer edge of any kerb or the white line where there is no kerb.
• Penalties:
  • 1st breach – no penalty
  • 2nd breach – warning flag
  • 3rd breach – 5 second penalty added to race time
  • 4th breach – a further 10 seconds penalty added to race time
  • 5th breach – drive through penalty in addition to the preceding time penalties
  • 6th breach – black flag

Our first experience of this rule change will be at Croft. We obviously hope that no one exceeds track limits, but it will be interesting to see how they are monitored and implemented but hope that it is fair to all competitors.

Balmy Brands!

May 2023

The second round at Brands Hatch was certainly an improvement weather-wise compared to Donington. Qualifying ended a little early with a nasty incident for James Madden. Fortunately the Marshalls were on the scene to help and luckily no serious injuries.

Great to have former Champion Martin Farmer back out on track, and he certainly didn’t disappoint claiming the podium top spot twice. We also had some more new faces to the Formula, with Thor Tulloh claiming two B Class trophies.

Go to the scoring page to see the provisional Championship results and see who is in the early running for the Vee Centre Awards.

Well done to all the podium winners.

If you’ve not see the Alpha Live coverage of the races, you can find Saturday’s and Sunday’s action on YouTube.

Croft is next up on the 24th and 25th June!

Donington Downpour!

April 2023

With a wet qualifying it was in at at the deep end for everyone after the winter break, and for the new members to Vee racing. Due to the inclement conditions the attrition rate was on the high side, not only for the cars, but also for the Egan’s and Walbank’s gazebos!

It is always good to welcome new drivers to the grid – a particular mention should go to Louis Scholes who was awarded driver of the weekend for an impressive first outing as a novice driver. It was great to see the big smile on Uncle Steve Ough’s face all day! Even better that Louis brought Steve’s car home in one piece!!

Noteworthy mentions must go to Elliot Mason and Craig Bell for their first visit to the top step of the podium – surely it wont be the last!! Ben Cressy was also a newcomer to the podium this year with his third in Race 2.

Go to the scoring page to see the provisional Championship results and see who is in the early running for the Vee Centre Awards.

Well done to all the podium winners.

Brands Hatch is the next one on the 20th – 21st May which is always a bumper grid with fantastic racing – see you there and maybe some new podium winners!!

Donington Final Instructions

April 2023

The final instructions are out for the first event at Donington on the 10th April. The Vee’s will be scrutineered and have a mandatory drivers briefing at 12.00.

Arrive and Drive Available

March 2023

Alan Swain is offering an Arrive and Drive for the 2023 calendar – either full or part of the season. The Class B GAC Formula Vee has a new engine and gearbox fitted, and comes with a camera system. The arrive and drive can be available for the first race at Donington on the 10th April.

Contact Alan Swain directly on for options and prices.

• Phone: 07986 065 731
• Email: Alanmswain@yahoo.com
• Location: Buckinghamshire
• https://www.750mc.co.uk/classifieds,formula-vee-arrive-and-drive-available_33156.htm

Pre-Season Testing

March 2023

Pre-Season testing got underway at a very chilly Donington Park! Whilst it was a good clean test for most, others needed those winter gremlins sorting. Plenty of time before we return to Donington on the 10th April.

2023 Shakedown

February 2023

Not long to go now until the 750MC 2023 Pre-Season Trackday at Donington Park. Taking place on the 5th March this will give the opportunity for all that winter tinkering to be put to the test! Fingers crossed for a dry day!!

The trackday will give a great opportunity to see Formula Vees out and about – come along and meet the divers and teams.

Party time at the 750MC Awards

February 2023

The 750MC Annual Awards Night was held in Stratford upon Avon and delivered a fantastic event organised by the 750MC. All club members had a great evening with all formulae there to collect their Championship and Special Awards. One of the Special Awards went to our own Craig Pollard for Most Wins in a Single Seater. Congratulations Craig, an amazing achievement!

Vaughn Jones and Matt Hyde were there in person to collect their trophies, along with Andy Pollard (Craig’s dad) as Craig was unable to attend. Well done to all the winners!!

Go Go Go!

January 2023

Registration for the 2023 Championship is underway! Get your details entered with 750MC

Ready for 2023

January 2023

Happy New Year! We hope you are looking forward to the 2023 season. The 750MC will be at the Autosport International show at the NEC 12-15th January if you feel the need for some inspiration or motivation!!

New look website

December 2022

The Vee Centre UK website is being refreshed! Take a look around to meet the Vee Centre Team, and coming soon will be more about the Vee Centre and racing Formula Vee. The Website will also provide updates on the Vee Centre UK scoring for the end of year awards.

If you want to advertise any items for sale on the classifies page, send the information through to the Vee Centre Team or message veecentreuk@gmail.com.