Looking for your next race, a championship replay or a reason to practice? This FPV racing roundup brings together upcoming community events and confirmed results, with links to the people running them.
Event information checked October 25, 2026. Dates below refer to the event's location. Check the organizer's latest notice for start times, entry availability and any changes.
Simulator practice illustration from our X-Class keyboard flight around Azores. It is not footage of the races listed below.
Upcoming FPV races
November 6: FPV Rebels Indoor Micro Night, Australia
FPV Rebels lists its November Indoor Micro Night for Friday, November 6, 2026, at Wynnum Christian Community Church, also called The Yak, in Manly West, Queensland, Australia. This is an indoor whoop event.
To take part, use the organizer's event page to check the format and entry requirements. Guests need an account, and an event fee applies. Registration availability can change, so check the current listing before making plans.
See FPV Rebels' official event and registration details.
November 13–15: Mini Whoop Championship, Armenia
ArmDrone Community announces the Mini Whoop Drone Racing Championship Armenia for November 13–15, 2026, in Yerevan, Armenia, at the gym of Sero Khanzadyan High School No. 184. The announcement covers 65–75 mm whoops and Professional, Semi-Pro and Beginner categories.
Check the organizer's entry requirements and registration steps before entering. A YouTube broadcast is planned, but an event stream link has not yet been verified. Exact start times and a registration deadline were not confirmed in the sources checked for this edition.
Read ArmDrone's official announcement and check its registration form.
November 21–22: WareFPV Whoop Champs, United Kingdom
WareFPV and Herts FPV list Whoop Champs for November 21–22, 2026, at Presdales School in Ware, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom. The organizer describes a weekend of indoor whoop racing, with practice and qualifying before the final day's racing.
The event listing has the registration route, format and insurance requirements. A livestream is planned, but we do not have a confirmed broadcast link to share here. Return to the organizer's page for the latest spectator and race information.
See Whoop Champs' official event details.
Recent championship results
October 15–17: 2026 MultiGP Championship, United States
Congratulations to Minchan “MCK FPV” Kim, the 2026 MultiGP Champion, and runner-up Killian Rousseau. MultiGP's official recap identifies Minjae Kim in third and Yuki Hashimoto in fourth in the final podium caption. These are championship finishing positions, separate from the qualifying table in the same recap.
The championship took place October 15–17, 2026, at Dallas Drone Racing Field in Carrollton, Texas, United States. MultiGP's recap includes race coverage and replay links, so you can revisit the racing from the organizer's own coverage.
Read MultiGP's championship recap and find the replays.
Turn a replay into a useful practice session
You do not need to copy an entire championship track to learn from a race. Pick one repeatable part of a lap and give it your attention:
- Watch a full lap first. Choose a corner or gate sequence and notice the approach, the turn and the exit toward the next obstacle.
- Set up a simple drill. In the simulator, choose a short route you can repeat. Keep the drone, flight mode and route the same so the attempts are comparable.
- Aim for three clean laps. Record the times and the difference between the quickest and slowest. Work on reducing that spread before chasing a best lap.
- Change one thing. Try an earlier setup for the turn or a more consistent exit, then repeat the same drill.
This is our general practice suggestion, not a recreation of an official race course. If you are learning the controls, start with the FPVSIM keyboard flight guide. You can then open the browser simulator and practice at your own pace.
Sources and updates
FPVSIM curates these announcements and results; the listed organizers run the events. Official event and results pages are linked beside each item. An event date is separate from the date its announcement or recap was posted. We keep past results labeled by their event dates and update this page when verified details change.
This edition includes three upcoming events and one completed championship. It is a selection, not a complete worldwide calendar. For race eligibility, entry deadlines, schedules and final classifications, use the organizer's current information.
Illustration credits
The practice illustration comes from FPVSIM's October 4, 2026 X-Class recording with a synchronized keyboard camera. The full keyboard flight guide explains the capture and links to the original video.
The drone model is adapted from “Drone racing” by Kawasalto (3D Husky), licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. The Azores scenery uses Tidewater; its code is MIT-licensed, copyright 2026 DRG Software Solutions LLC, and third-party assets retain the licenses listed in the project credits.