The race will feature 16 professional teams from around the world, competing to earn points toward the World Championship. The three-year agreement provides IDRA with the opportunity to showcase the growing sport of drone racing in Dover.
“Dover International Speedway is an incredible opportunity for IDRA,” said Justin Haggerty, the founder and CEO of IDRA. “Showcasing the sport, during a major NASCAR weekend, to tens of thousands of motorsports fans is the best opportunity that IDRA could ask for. To IDRA, the drone racing community is the sport’s most valuable asset and it is set to grow after the Dover race.”
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ReplyDeleteNascar is fading away. Ticket prices too high and too many rule changes taking the fun out of it. Dover's parking setup is horrible. Had season tickets 2000-2008 and gave them up. Look at the stands on TV. Many sections of seats covered up with advertising to block view of unsold seats.
ReplyDeleteThey took out over 30,000 seats at Dover, actually, did not take them out, they widened the old ones so it didn't look as bad as removing them.. About 35,00 seats at bristol, gone. And many other tracks have also removed thousands of seats.
ReplyDeletebut, it's back to really the NASCAR fans now. Glad the Bandwagon fans are gone.
Put tobacco and liquor back into the advertising on cars and races and it would bring in millions more $$.
NASCAR fans are NOT politically correct.
Yeah, nascar pretty much PC'd and regulated itself out of business. Dale Jr. retiring this year won't help sales any either.
ReplyDeletePut that WBOC certified Nerd Herd in the Race !!!!
ReplyDeleteLet WMDT 47 have a Drone of their own !!!
ReplyDeletecertify Michelle !!!
WBOC NERDS >> I LOL at their new TV Ad with them advertising their Drone Commandos with their Pilot
ReplyDeletesunglasses on.....WHOOOOOOOOO !!!
Don't let these Pilots in a REAL Plane !!!!
Are they going to show us some more mud puddles ???
They are in the WBOC Airborne !!!! WHOOOOOOO