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The first event of the year is dedicated to our college students, in partnership with the Collegiate Drone Racing Association and North Dakota University.
Last year more than ten colleges from around the country took part in the competition, which aims to bring students closer to our fantastic sport and shed light on up and coming talent.
This is no ordinary drone race. This is a marathon, a race to test the minds and bodies of racers from dusk till dawn, 12 hours of racing.
 Do you accept the challenge?
Get ready for an exciting weekend of indoor racing on the hockey rinks at Pettit National Ice Center.
Ice Storm is a Wisconsin Drone Racing production in collaboration with MultiGP. Things heat up as pilots face off in two competitions, 5 inch and tiny trainer classes
The MultiGP International Open has become one of the most iconic and largest drone racing events around the world.
Last year, hundreds of pilots from around the world took part in various competitions of this unique and incredible event.
The Global Qualifier, an event hosted all around the world by our local Chapters.
Chapters Tier 3 or higher earn the right to organize a GQ for pilots to qualify and be ranked on the worldwide leaderboard. Pilots battle it out on the leaderboard to earn their spot in our coveted MultiGP Championship in October. Â
The Main Event of the year, the most awaited, the most desired, the most competitive event in Drone Racing.
Pilots worldwide, based on their Global Qualifying time, will assemble for a weekend of head to head racing to crown the MulitGP Global Champion.
MultiGP is the largest professional drone racing league in the world. Because of this, MultiGP hosts frequent competitive gatherings and casual events within its extensive network. The Organization currently has over 30,000 registered pilots in addition to 500 active chapters worldwide. MultiGP nurtures its Chapters by providing tools, guidance and community support. Due to this structure drone racing is fun, organized and rewarding for pilots, Chapter Organizers and spectators.
