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Line 1: [[Category:Sports]] Robo-Racing is a popular sport played with the use of one to three foot long racing drones piloted using a VR headset and haptic controls,. ~~with the~~The highest of the level of the sport being played in direct brain-machine interface suspended gel pods. The Drones are raced around tracks of various designs for a set number of laps, with the victor being the first across the line. Rules variations and sporting bodies have many different forms of Robo-Racing across the sector, with it being popular as much in small local bars using a figure of eight table to ~~the~~a Grand Prix using large elaborate constructions. == History == Line 22 ⟶ 23: === Pro League OffSeason Celebration=== [[Category: Cultural Events]] The time between the adrenaline thrill of the final races of the Pro-League and the heart pounding exitation of the debut races is a cold and dark time for many fans of the sport, and it has given rise to a yearly celebratory tradition at the midpoint between end and start of season. Marked by the coming together at local establishments with a Robo-Racing table, people are encouraged to dress up and act like caricatures of their favourite figures from the Pro-League scene. From the managers to the drivers, doing your best (sometimes borderline offensive) impression of a vaunted sports figure along with a group of your friends around a Robo-Racing table is a guaranteed way to boost the spirits.