FPV Racing in Australia Is Growing

FPV racing continues to attract drone enthusiasts across Australia, with clubs giving pilots the opportunity to improve their skills, compete, and become part of a growing community.

While FPV racing is still considered a niche sport, interest continues to grow worldwide. The world's largest drone racing organisation, MultiGP, has more than 30,000 registered pilots and 500 active chapters across the globe, with pilots from over 50 countries competing in international events.

One thing is certain. FPV racing is unlike any other motorsport. To someone watching for the first time, the races can look incredibly fast and sometimes almost impossible to follow. But once you put on a pair of FPV goggles or stand next to the track, you quickly realise why so many pilots are passionate about the sport.

As drone technology continues to evolve, so does the potential for FPV racing.

Future race courses could feature breathtaking coastal scenery, forests, abandoned buildings, or purpose-built tracks that make the sport even more exciting for both pilots and spectators.

If you've ever wanted to give FPV racing a try, joining a local club is the best place to start. Australia has racing clubs across several states where beginners are welcome and experienced pilots are always happy to help newcomers.

👉 Browse the list of Australian FPV Racing Clubs and find one near you.