Well, welcome to the podcast.

This is your host, Stefan Osteren, and our guest today is good old Matt Noakowski.

What's up, man?

How's it going?

Doing all right, man.

Good to have you hanging out here with us today.

Excited to be here.

Always, and always a pleasure to have you.

So kind of what we're going to do today on the podcast is we're going to talk a little bit about something that we've kind of touched on in the past.

If you've not heard the podcast with Matt and Ian earlier last year, they kind of talked

a little bit about drone racing and all that stuff.

Well, we wanted to kind of touch on today is the local drone racing scene.

Yep.

And how do you get into it?

Where is it coming from? You know, what are, what are the nuts and bolts of that? And Matt's, Matt's kind of one of those people who's been doing that for a long time now. Yeah, yeah. I'm pretty diehard right now. It's just racing all the time early day. Dude, I love it because he comes in here and talks about it all the time, which is fantastic.

But yeah, give us some insight into what that kind of looks like, mani.

Yeah, so drone racing, they have local clubs all around the United States, actually all over the world.

And you can go to, there's an organization called Multi-GP online.

And that's where you're going to find all your local chapters and places that are close to you.

So when I started out, I actually went on Facebook, went on, you know, social media.

Hey, where can I go to local race? And there was a place in Akron right around here right um and i was like oh okay

so went there went to QRGO and they told me to sign up for multi-gp and that's basically where it

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