The Drone Racing League (DRL) is the global, professional drone racing circuit for elite FPV (First Person View) pilots. A technology, sports and media company, DRL combines world-class media and proprietary technology to create thrilling 3D drone racing content with mass appeal. The DRL Allianz World Championship streams on Twitter, and airs on NBC, Sky Sports, ProSiebenSat.1 Media SE, Groupe AB, OSN, and FOX Sports Asia. The league recently launched the Artificial Intelligence Robotic Racing (AIRR) Circuit, the premier autonomous drone racing series. Founded by Nicholas Horbaczewski in 2015, DRL is a privately held company headquartered in NYC.


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The Drone Racing League

The Drone Racing League's headquarters in New York, NY, United States

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The Software Development team at The Drone Racing League is responsible for creating and maintaining the technology that powers the league's innovative drone racing experiences. They develop software solutions for real-time drone performance analytics, enhance the user interface for viewing events, and ensure seamless integration of cutting-edge AI technologies into the racing circuits. Their work is crucial in delivering high-quality, engaging content for fans and competitors alike.

Software Development

The Leadership Team at The Drone Racing League drives strategic vision and organizational growth by overseeing key business functions such as marketing, operations, and special projects. With a focus on fostering innovation in technology and racing formats, the team collaborates to enhance brand presence, expand media partnerships, and ensure the league remains at the forefront of the drone racing industry. Their leadership is pivotal in shaping the DRL's future direction and elevating the overall spectator experience.

The Drone Racing League

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The Drone Racing League

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