Drone Racing League

The Drone Racing League (DRL) has announced that the first-ever fantasy virtual drone racing series, the 2020 FanDuel DRL SIM Racing Cup. It will premiere on Saturday, May 16 at 2:30pm ET on NBCSN and will run for eight weekends on NBCSN and Twitter. The 2020 FanDuel DRL SIM Racing Cup will feature 12 elite DRL pilots battling it out on the DRL SIM, the true-to-life drone racing simulator, for the chance to be crowned the series' Champion. DRL president, Rachel Jacobson, said: “DRL authentically merges the digital with the real, so we're thrilled to highlight the virtual side of

DRL says it has been designed to be the first autonomous robot to defeat a human in a physical sport.

The Drone Racing League (DRL), the global professional drone racing circuit, has unveiled the DRL Racer4, the next generation racing drone. The DRL Racer4 marks the league's fourth iteration, high-speed FPV (First Person View) drone, which can accelerate from 0 - 90 MPH in under a second. The world's top twelve pilots will race a fleet of 600 custom-built DRL Racer4 drones throughout the 2019 DRL Allianz World Championship Season. It premieres on NBC and Twitter this Sunday, August 11 at 2pm ET. DRL has also entered the consumer drone market and developed a new exclusive FPV drone for fans,

The world’s top drone racing pilots are set to go head to head once again this year as they compete for the top prize in the Drone Racing League. The DRL begins tomorrow evening in California with pilots from around the world competing in the first heat. 18 pilots will compete in the season but only 10 will go to the championship, with each pilot flying on four of the regular season’s six events. The winner of each event clinches a spot in the championship as the remaining slots are awarded to the pilot's with the most season points. 2018