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  1. clackey

    Your next date night could be a drone night

    Skip dinner and a movie. Your next date night could be in a dark room where you and your date don a pair of goggles and race each other via drones whizzing through a “Tron”-like track at 80 mph. In the wake of news that drone racing will air on ESPN, drone startup Aerial Sports League is making...
  2. clackey

    Meet the next sport of the modern age: Drone racing

    Decked out in high-tech goggles, pilot Steve Zoumas dives low and sees the final gate zooming toward him: a 20-foot-tall metal-framed box ringed with neon. Boom! His sight goes black. The crowd lets out a collective "Whoa!" as pieces of his aircraft, which has just smashed into a concrete...
  3. clackey

    Brain Drone Racing

    The future of high speed drone drone racing?
  4. clackey

    ESPN to broadcast drone racing

    The International Drone Racing Association said on Wednesday that it had signed a multi-year deal with ESPN to bring the new sport of drone racing to the sports network. "We look forward to providing drone racing fans a larger platform to access this exciting world," Matthew Volk, director of...
  5. Chris G

    I flew my quad into the river, camera kept rolling 8-)

    I started up my X-Bird250 with 3s 1800ma batt and contourHD 1080 camera, no FPV cam or trans. Took Spike for a trip through a tree, then proceeded towards the river, lost my bearings, and splash. Completely pilot error, my bad. I pulled it out of the water in about 15 seconds or so, unplugged...
  6. clackey

    Is drone racing the sport of the future?

    On a recent Sunday, in front of a small crowd of spectators in an abandoned indoor shopping mall in South Central Los Angeles, four young men donned goggles and prepared to race their drones. Seated in front of a promotional banner for the incipient Drone Racing League, the men put their thumbs...
  7. clackey

    Pilots are flying high for a new type of race — drone racing

    BOISE, Idaho — It was just another morning in the park for Chris and Cadence Haskins. Chris arranged his 11-year-old daughter’s flying station — lawnchair, video goggles, controller and antenna. Cadence began piloting a drone across Boise’s Sycamore Park and through a row of trees like a slalom...
  8. clackey

    A Look At the Swankiest, Priciest Drone Race Yet

  9. clackey

    Drone racing’s thrills, spills draw pilots of all ages

    New worldwide phenomenon is a natural fit for kids who grow up playing video games. BOISE, Idaho — It was just another morning in the park for Chris and Cadence Haskins. Chris arranged his 11-year-old daughter’s flying station — lawnchair, video goggles, controller and antenna. Cadence began...
  10. clackey

    A teenager just won drone racing’s biggest ever prize

    "Luke Bannister, a 15-year-old drone racing pilot from the UK, won the inaugural World Drone Prix in Dubai on Sunday. The race, held in the United Arab Emirates, had a $1 million total prize purse, and Bannister took home first place, earning himself $250,000 of that prize money." Full story...
  11. clackey

    Drone racing: NASCAR in the sky

    The United Arab Emirates already appeals to fans of horse racing. Now, the rich Gulf state wants to be known for a different type of spectator sport: drone racing. Beginning Friday, 32 pilots will race in the inaugural World Drone Prix, whipping their remote-controlled aerial vehicles around a...
  12. clackey

    DRL Releases First Race of 2016, Crowns Steve "Zoomas" Zoumas Champion

    NEW YORK, March 8, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the Drone Racing League (DRL) released their first full race of the 2016 season, "Level 1: Miami Lights," and announced Steve "Zoomas" Zoumas was the winner of the league's first race. On the most complex racecourse ever built outside a video game...