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The latest all-action drama of the Drone Racing League comes to Sky Sports Mix on Friday and Monday, with a British pilot at the fore. After Miami Lights, LA Pocalypse and Project Manhattan, the DRL steps up a gear with Level Four pitting the worlds best drone pilots against a new generation as they race through the original tech start-up: Bell Labs.Friday night at 9pm, Mix will give you the chance to see episode one of Fire City and the second part will be on Monday at the same time as the DRL heads towards its thrilling conclusion at the Ohio Crash Site. And St Helens very-own YeahLad makes his introduction as we get to the British pilot making a name for himself in the DRL - hit play on the video at the top of the page to hear from the man himself.The DRL is a futuristic racing phenomenon, which sees quad-copter drones reach speeds of up to 120mph as skilled pilots guide them through three-dimensional courses, and this week it was confirmed that the finale of the 2017 season would be coming to Britain at Alexandra Palace. Drone Racing on Sky Sports Mix Miami Lights October 24 LA Pocalypse (Ep1) October 28 LA Pocolypse (Ep2) October 31 Project Manhattan (Ep1) November 5 Project Manhattan (Ep2) November 7 Fire City (Ep1) November 11 9pm Fire City (Ep1) November 14 9pm Finale: Starfighter November 21 9pm The DRL is the global leader of First Person View (FPV) drone racing, which features elite pilots each flying a custom-designed, hand-built drone through complex, thematic, three-dimensional racecourses that have been compared to a real-life video game.Race names such as Moke, Furadi and Zoomas are given to the DRL pilots, while their personal race equipment is given titles such as Hovership Zuul SuperBeast or RotorX Atom & Dronewolf Pup.The DRL media team creates and continues to innovate a custom-designed broadcast and race infrastructure to capture the fast, close-proximity racing. Pilots race drones that reach speeds of up to 120mph Sky has invested $1m in the Drone Racing League (DRL) and has agreed to a distribution deal that will see the thrilling world of elite drone racing come to the newly launched Sky Sports Mix channel.In addition to Skys investment, Sky Sports has completed a distribution partnership with the DRL to bring live events and broadcast content to the UK and Ireland.Airing as 10 one-hour episodes, the DRL season covers five races - including a winner-take-all world championship to crown the best drone pilot. What is Drone Racing? More on the futuristic racing phenomenon thats coming to Sky Sports Sky Sports Mix will provide an introduction to the sport for millions of Sky customers at no extra cost, with live sports every day.Sky Sports and DRL will also team up with London & Partners to bring an official DRL race, the first professional drone race in the UK, to an iconic venue in London. Also See: What is Drone Racing? 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Jeremy Gregoire and Felix Girard supplied the scoring for the Drakkar (37-14-4) and Charles Hudon assisted on both of his clubs goals. Louis-Philip Guindon made 29 saves for Drummondville. Philippe Cadorette stopped 31-of-34 shots for Baie-Comeau. --- OLYMPIQUES 6 HUSKIES 3 GATINEAU, Que. -- Emile Poirier scored three times as the Olympiques doubled up Rouyn-Noranda to end its three-game win streak. Alexandre Chenier-Allard, Alex Dostie and Marc-Olivier Crevier-Morin also scored for Gatineau (33-17-4) while Martin Reway tacked on two assists. Jean-Sebastien Dea, Julien Nantel and Francis Beauvillier scored for the Huskies (29-19-5). Robert Steeves made 21 saves for the Olympiques as Alexandre Belanger gave up five goals on 23 shots for Rouyn-Noranda. --- REMPARTS 4 PHOENIX 2 SHERBROOKE, Que. -- Anthony Duclair scored twice and set up one more as Quebec downed the Phoenix. Fabrice Herzog and Adam Erne also scored for the Remparts (32-14-9) while Francois Brassard made 26 saves for the win. Alexandre Sills and Jeremy Roy scored for Sherbrooke (15-32-7), which is on a six-game slide. Maxime Lagace turned aside 34-of-37 shots in a losing cause for the Phoenix. --- FOREURS 12 SAGUENEENS 3 VAL-DOR, Que. -- Eight skaters for the Foreurs recorded a multi-point game including Louick Marcotte, who had two goals and four assists, en route to crushing Chicoutimi. Anthony Mantha had two goals and three assists, Samuel Henley scored twice and set up two more, Nicolas Aube-Kubel had a pair of goals, Randy Gazzola had a goal and three assists, Anthony Beauregard scored once and added two assists, Guillaume Gelinas tacked on four assists and Anthony Richard had three assists for Val-dOr (34-18-2). Jeremie Fraser and Shawn Ouellette-St-Amant also scored for the Foreurs. 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