Daniel Cohen, a senior vice president with Octagon’s Global Media Rights Consulting group, concludes:ĭRL is one of the most exciting new properties in sports and offers sports media platforms thrilling content. Horbaczewski’s thoughts are echoed by the firm that helped DRL secure international media rights deals. We’ve got an incredible team, the most tech-savvy fans of any sports league in the world, and a massive global distribution network from the US to China that has doubled our reach and fanbase. Over the past year, we’ve dramatically scaled our sport through A-list talent recruitment, in-depth fan research, and innovative partnerships with top global brands and media platforms. These “tech-setters,” the league says, love social media equally and are responsible for fueling DRL’s massive 400% growth on TikTok in the past year.Īlso read: DJI updates Fly app, Mavic Air 2 drone firmwareĭRL CEO/founder Nicholas Horbaczewski is positive that drone racing will soon find a place among other major sporting leagues on the wings of new international broadcast agreements, new global partnerships, and new ways for fans to engage with the sport. MultiGP was created by pilots for pilots, therefore there are no costs. So much so, DRL has emerged as the most followed drone brand on Weibo in China – a country where the league has tripled its viewership over the last year.ĭRL credits its growth to young, global, tech-savvy fans who do not follow traditional sports or e-sports, but love tech-powered sports like drone racing. A global, professional, drone racing league with hundreds of chapters internationally including locations such as Australia, Asia, South Africa and Europe, and United States of course. Streaming platforms such as Twitter, Star+, Weibo, and Yhizibo also helped to increase the league’s global awareness. The company says it wants to reach its young. Drone Racing League Partners with Google Cloud for 2022-23 Algorand World Championship Season by DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian M. For its 2019 season, it’ll be streaming races on NBC, NBCSN, and Twitter. Streaming platforms such as Twitter, Star+, Weibo, and Yhizibo also helped to increase the league’s global awareness. The Drone Racing League wants to turn drone racing into the next NASCAR.
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The professional drone racing property says its 2021-22 events were broadcast on six continents through partnerships with more than a dozen sports networks. The professional drone racing property says its 2021-22 events were broadcast on six continents through partnerships with more than a dozen sports networks. At the same time, digital viewership of DRL races has also skyrocketed, interestingly revealing China as the league’s second-largest market behind the United States. Photo credit: Dylan Buell/Drone Racing League for Getty Imagesĭrone Racing League (DRL) says it has more than doubled its broadcast reach with the just-concluded 2021-22 season of high-speed drone racing. Thousands of fans attended DRL's 2021-22 Championship event in Las Vegas.
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