The annual National UAV Championship was held not long ago in New York, where contestants use helmets or control pads to control drones to make various movements.



In different competition categories, these drones cross the winding track at a speed of up to 96 kilometers per hour. 

The National UAV Championship was held on Governor's Island, near Brooklyn, New York, where it used to be a military base. In addition to participating in regular competitions, players can also use winged drones to compete as teams or compete in freestyle. 

The drones participating in the competition are equipped with cameras to provide real-time information for operators. In the high-speed flight path, the operator will get the first-person perspective of the UAV. 
Even those who do not participate in the competition can use virtual reality simulators to practice operating drones. 

Although the drone competition is still relatively new, the competition is fierce. In 20 divisions, there are more than 1400 drone operators competing for qualification to the finals. 

There were four players in the final of the National UAV Championship, and Zachry'Aguilar Nub' Thayer won.