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Drone racing already has deep grass roots—there are dozens of local and regional drone races every month. Now some want it to go mainstream ...
Why you'll want to watch these drones in action. — -- Drone racing is edging its way toward becoming a serious spectator sport. The Drone Racing League announced its first season today -- a ...
If drone racing is the sport of the future, how will we watch it? Blink and you missed it. Keep watching and you might just barf.
In some not too distant future, two-time NBA champion Chris Bosh, having been named Dean of the Drone Racing Academy, will stand by as the Drone Racing League’s first live, primetime race is ...
In professional drone racing, pilots race multi-copter drones around a stadium, wearing FPV—first-person-view—goggles that surround them with their drone’s POV. Drone racing has a very ...
The first-ever U.S. National Drone Racing Championships is hosted in an 11,000-seat stadium in California, featuring pilots from all over the world and boasting $25,000 in prize money ...
Thanks to advances in drone technology, many of us can afford a decent drone, and some of you may want to start drone racing. Here's how.
The Comets is a drone racing team from Westminster with aspirations of growing its sport across the nation.
One of the barriers to the burgeoning world of drone racing, along with the cost, is the technical know-how needed to piece together those fiddly components to form a functional and high ...
Goggles and onboard cameras put pilots and spectators in the cockpit as the drones race at high speeds through crazy courses. The Drone Racing League's first season kicks off next month in Miami.
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