High-Speed Thrills: Poland's National Micro-Drone Racing Competition

National Micro-Drone Racing Competition Thrills in Olsztyn, Poland The University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn recently hosted Poland's national micro-drone racing competition, a thrilling event showcasing the precision and skill of drone pilots. Thirty competitors from across the country and abroad participated, demonstrating the growing popularity of this unique sport. The races involved navigating small, fast drones through a series of gates. Pilots wore goggles for a first-person perspective, adding to the intensity of the competition. Marek Ruszczyk, the organizer, commented, "The whole difficulty lies in the fact that they have to fly through all the gates in a specific order." The speed and precision were remarkable, with drones reaching speeds of up to 60 km/h. Julian Sagan, a drone operator, described the pressure of competition: "I know many pilots whose hands shake, especially in the finals." The event was a testament to the skill and dedication of these pilots, creating a captivating spectacle for both participants and spectators. The competition's success underscores the increasing popularity of drone racing in Poland and internationally, promising exciting future events.