- Though unofficial due to no pro observer, a new world speed record for drones has been hit
- The first run was a disaster – the drone lost contact and crashed
- Record is almost twice the speed of a Formula 1 car (730 km/h compared to 397 km/h
The battle for the title of the fastest drone in existence has become unexpectedly thrilling over the past year. The current officially recognized Guinness World Record was set by Luke Maximo Bell in December 2025, with his custom-built Peregreen V4 hitting 658 km/h. However, this was unofficially broken by Australian duo Ben Biggs and Aidan Kelly of Drone Pro Hub in February 2026 when they hit 690 km/h, and now has been broken again with a staggering top flight speed of 730 km/h.