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December 7th saw the TWUK League head to BTW Club for an intense night of indoor FPV racing. Twelve pilots tackled a tight, fully 3D track packed with elevation, technical turns, and nonstop action. With sub-20 second laps, dramatic finals, and league points on the line, this round delivered edge-of-your-seat Tiny Whoop racing from start to finish.

The Norfolk Whoop Club launched the 2026 TWUK League at the Norfolk & Suffolk Aviation Museum, racing FPV drones through historic aircraft and hangars. Pilots tackled sweeping arcs, tight technical sequences, and a unique moving gate, while the community rallied to help with crashes and repairs. Thrilling races, close qualifiers, and unexpected leaderboard twists made this one of the UK’s most memorable whoop events.

A few more packs before DISASTER. This was the last flying session before the TWUK Finals and I've managed to pull the ground pad off my very favourite and last well flying whoop along with breaking off my RX antenna.

The 2025 TWUK League Finals race to crown the champion was a thrilling and dazzling event held at BMFA HQ in Buckminster

Here’s a comprehensive look at who the BDRA are, what they do, how they support clubs, the events they run, and why you should consider becoming a member.

The very first official TWUK League has come to its thrilling conclusion! It’s time to find out who will take the top spot, with the most points, and become the fastest whoop pilot from across the UK!

Messing around orbiting myself and others at the TWUK League race by HTWC

Our first Tiny Whoop UK League Race hosted at Birmingham Tiny Whoopers and Killakwads was a great success

This is the race that Birmingham Tiny Whoopers & Killakwads are hosting where pilots can score points in the first ever official Tiny Whoop UK League. Unlike our fortnightly meetups, this is run as a fully structured race event where we managed 10 qualifying heats, followed by triple finals for all.