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Welcome to the first installment of MultiGP Mega News. Featuring giant-sized drones between 800 and 1050mm, MultiGP Mega Class joins Tiny Whoop, Micro, 3S, 4S and Open as the latest addition to the roster of MultiGP classes.
Mega Class drones are big, loud, and tons of fun to fly and to watch. Along with their added size and power though comes some added risk and a need for added safety precautions.
With those increased safety concerns in mind, MultiGP has added a Mega Class safety rules and guidelines section to the 2019 rules. The new Mega Class section includes items such as a further distance from the track for the pilot line, track design safety considerations and course access control. View the full 2019 rule set including the new Mega Class safety rules and guidelines
With the first ever MultiGP Mega Class Speedway Race, the Antioch Speedway Invitational on May 18th, hosted by MultiGP Tier 1 chapter 415FPV. With the speedway located on the Contra Costa County fairgrounds, this race is running during the county fair and features Mega Class giant racing drones as a full division alongside Sprint and Stock cars, so it’s sure to draw a crowd to the stands.
After the Antioch Speedway Invitational, the next official Mega Class race is right around the corner in June at the 2019 MultiGP International Open in sunny Muncie, Indiana. Expected to draw giant drone racing pilots from all over the country and beyond, this race will likely be the biggest giant drone race of 2019. Qualifying for the race will be open throughout IO, with the final occurring first thing Saturday morning on June 29. Get your tickets at http://multigp.io
It’s time to start building your first Mega rig, and MultiGP will show you how!
The 2023 MultiGP Global Qualifier has ended. Nearly 1,000 pilots thousands of miles apart competed on the same track from April to July, to record their best time over three
The International Open 2023 concluded on Sunday, July 2. There is so much to say, for what is undoubtedly the largest and most attended FPV Drone Racing event in the
Ice Storm, one of the most important races of the season, with over $25,000 up for grabs, has just concluded. It was yet another Weekend of pure fun and a
What an INCREDIBLE day of Drone Racing! On April 15th at the Dallas Drone Racing field the seventh edition of Mayhem, the longest race in drone racing, took place. The
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