What does Drone Racing League do?

The Drone Racing League (DRL) is a leading global drone racing circuit and technology company based in New York, NY. Founded in 2015 by Nicholas Horbaczewski, DRL features elite FPV (First-Person-View) pilots racing custom-built drones at speeds up to 90 mph through intricate 3D courses in iconic locations worldwide, including Las Vegas, Miami, Singapore, and Berlin. The league hosts high-stakes, invite-only races that offer an immersive experience for fans. DRL organizes six major live racing events each year and broadcasts its races on prominent networks such as NBC, Twitter, and Sky Sports, reaching 250 million households in over 140 countries. The company also offers the DRL Simulator, an FPV racing game available on various platforms, and has launched the AIRR Circuit, an autonomous drone racing series that utilizes artificial intelligence. With a dedicated fan base of 75 million and partnerships with brands like ESPN and the U.S. Air Force, DRL aims to elevate FPV drone racing into a mainstream sport.