Professional drone racing is coming to Twitter for the first time this summer. Organizers hope the deal with the social media platform will help the growing sport to further broaden its audience ...

The 2019 Drone Racing League Allianz World Championship Season is due to take off on August 11, where a dozen top pilots will be racing 600 custom-built Racer4 drones. For the first time, the ...

At Mountain Dew and DR1 Racing's Day of Drones' event in Brooklyn, experienced drone racers demonstrated why drone racing can be the next big sport.

As drone pilots step out of isolated hobbyist groups and into the spotlight, many are asking themselves the same question: What will it take to make drone racing a sport acknowledged and embraced ...

DR1 Racing, the global leader in professional drone racing, has unveiled the new Pro Class racing drone for the league’s upcoming 2018 season of the DHL Champions Series fueled by Mountain Dew.

Imagine six drones in flight, going head-to-head on a race course. Piloted by individuals using elaborate remote controls and wearing virtual-reality goggles, the drones reach speeds as fast as 80 ...

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 ...

On FOX Business Network’s Mornings with Maria, Drone Racing League CEO Nicholas Horbaczewski discussed the new professional drone racing league.

In Shenzhen Central Park, the newly completed drone racing base has attracted the attention of many citizens and tourists, becoming a new highlight in the low-altitude economy. As an additional mass ...

Wisconsin's first indoor professional drone racing competition over ice comes to the Pettit National Ice Center, 500 S. 84th St., on April 29.

Drone Racing League founder and CEO talks about how to become the next world champion drone pilot. Hint: never skip thumb day.

The Drone Racing League wants to turn drone racing into the next NASCAR. For its 2019 season, it’ll be streaming races on NBC, NBCSN, and Twitter. The company says it wants to reach its “young ...