A suit filed last week by Bartko Zankel Bunzel & Miller alleges that a New York investor stole the idea to create a "Nascar for the gaming generation."
October 02, 2017 at 07:59 PM
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Justice Laub and Daniel Kanes had what they were sure would be TV dynamite: televised drone races. The Southern California tech enthusiasts lined up a TV production deal in 2015 and a $250,000 investment from New York entrepreneur Nicholas Horbaczewski.
Today the Drone Racing League is indeed a big hit. Its events are broadcast on ESPN and Sky Sports. The league raised a $20 million investment in June. Horbaczewski is being lauded for building DRL from the ground up.
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