![]() ![]() DRL occasionally hosts online tournaments, and the winner getting a shot - and a contract - to compete on the mile-long tracks of the pro circuit.Ī post shared by Drone Racing League on at 6:50am PDT Users virtually navigate the same courses where previous DRL events have been held, with the intention being that if you’re skilled enough, you can eventually graduate to flying a DRL racing drone in real life. (You’ll also need a special remote control to get started, it bears noting.) Recognizing that many prospective drone pilots won’t necessarily have the know-how or resources to buy a drone and hone their skills, the DRL offers a downloadable FPV simulator that lets users experience what it’s like to fly a racing drone from a first-person view - the same perspective the pros use. ![]() ![]() At least that’s the case with the Drone Racing League, a pro league for FPV (first-person view) drone pilots which was founded in 2015 and now operates all over the world. While the speeds professional drone racers hit with their tiny, remote-controlled projectiles are high, the barriers to joining their ranks are actually quite low. ![]()
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