🚁 China's Super Pulse drone racing team electrified audiences at the Phygital Games of Future 2025 in Abu Dhabi this week, battling through a high-tech obstacle course before bowing out in the quarter-finals. The event, blending real-world piloting with digital enhancements, featured 16 global teams racing drones through a 250-meter virtual air track packed with 18 gates and flags.
Each two-person team faced a grueling relay challenge: completing 50 laps while navigating split-second maneuvers. Though Super Pulse didn’t advance further, their performance highlighted China’s growing influence in tech-driven sports. The competition, part of a global trend merging esports and physical athletics, drew young fans worldwide with its futuristic appeal 🌐✨.
"These games redefine what sports can be," said spectator Li Mei, 24, via social media. With drone racing gaining traction across Asia, all eyes are now on next year’s tournaments. Who’s ready for more aerial drama? 🔥
