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Soon, racing is going to happen in the sky, with electric flying cars – at least that's what Alauda Aeronautics believes. Following the launch of its Airspeeder Mk3 aircraft in February, the Australian startup has taken significant steps to make the first uncrewed racing series a reality. Alauda has already flown two Mk3 race vehicles side by side for the first time ahead of the big competition.

Telstra Purple will help Adelaide-based electric flying vehicle company Alauda Aeronautics launch an electric vehicle racing series.

It was vintage kenneth kaunda. despite his many mistakes, history will credit him with preventing the break—up of his country and fulfilling his party's slogan: one zambia, one nation. and before we go, flying cars have long been a thing of science fiction or futuristic films. but, as it turns out, that future might not be that far away. take a look at this footage of an actual flying car being tested in australia. it honestly looks like it's been taken right out of a star wars film. the air—speeder is a multi—copter aircraft based on a formula one car. the idea is to hold a series of ra...

The world’s first electric flying race car, the Airspeeder Mk3, debuted at the Goodwood Speed Week in prototype form

Loss of control resulting in a fly-away and eventual crash, Goodwood Aerodrome, West Sussex, 4 July 2019. Whilst performing a demonstration flight, the remote pilot lost control of the 95 kg Alauda Airspeeder Mk II scale demonstrator. After the loss of control had been confirmed by the remote pilot, the safety ‘kill switch’ was operated but had no effect. The Unmanned Aircraft then climbed to approximately 8,000 ft, entering controlled airspace at a holding point for flights arriving at Gatwick Airport, before its battery depleted and it fell to the ground. It crashed in a field of crops ...