Yes, you need a minimum of a Motorsport Australia Provisional Clubman Circuit (PCC) license to race a Formula Vee in circuit races in all states. To obtain the PCC license, you need to go to a n online lecture to learn basic safety rules such as flags, have a medical exam by your doctor, attend a one day driving observation day in your race car or similar, then pay the Motorsport Australia license fee. Contact your state Motorsport Australia office for more information and lecture bookings or visit the Motorsport Australia website www.motorsport.org.au.
At this time, a Motorsport Australia PCC license is $440 per year. The medical exam will typically cost about $150 depending on which doctor and practice you attend, and the driving observation day will cost around $220 depending on which nominated drive school or Motorsport Australia day you attend.
A PCC licence will allow you to race at any state event.
A Motorsport Australia National Circuit (NC) licence will allow competitors to race on circuits/events which require a ‘National Licence’. From time to time, Formula Vee is invited to participate at these circuits/events, and require a Motorsport Australia NC licence. For example, a round of a the V8 Super Cars or Bathurst.
Motorsport Australia licences can be upgraded during the year, so if you start with a PCC you can upgrade to a NC at any time. Allow a good 6 weeks for this processes.