LiveFPV Posts March Practice Calendar, ROC Special Drone Park Opening Week Packed

LiveFPV’s ROC Special Drone Park practice page published a fresh March practice calendar, and the original report says it "shows a heavy opening-week schedule for pilots needing track time and warm-up sessions ahead of March events." The ROC Special Drone Park appears on LiveFPV’s practice dashboard, and the platform snapshot supplied for this story includes one explicit ROC entry, "seFPVROC Special Drone Park Roc Special Practice," timestamped 5 days ago.

That single ROC listing sits inside a densely populated LiveFPV feed. The capture includes entries ranging from "2 hours ago | seFPVpampangga Pampangapalo" to "3 months ago | seFPVKTSMRT Krsmrt_01," with several early-March and 2026-tagged events visible: "9 hours ago | seFPVBMPR Dronemax Dual Event," "17 hours ago | seFPVRotormaniacs Bootcamp 07.03.2026 Day 2," and "23 hours ago | seFPVFPV RP Hot Air Balloon 2026." Yesterday’s rows show "seFPVFDF Fdfmultigp" and "seFPVPoplar Ford 2025Summer MultiGP Global Qualifier," and multiple six-day-old entries include "seFPVNCCR FPV Track Whooping At Tritac 2025-2026 Race 10" and "seFPVBuckeye FPV Racing Whoophaus 2026," underlining that LiveFPV is actively listing practice and event sessions across tracks.

Several entries in the capture contain explicit years and date tokens that suggest event-season scheduling and early-March activity: "seFPVRotormaniacs Bootcamp 07.03.2026 Day 2" (17 hours ago), "seFPVFlorencia LATAM 2026 - Sports Finals" (last week), "seFPVZero Traction RC 2026 Race#4 Circle City FPV" (2 weeks ago), and "seFPVThe Mighty Drones Racing TMD Whoop Race 2 (2025/26)" (3 months ago). The feed also shows duplicate or repeated rows, such as "seFPVspinnaker 2026 Ngt Season1" appearing twice last week, which may reflect multiple sessions or a listing artifact.

The original report characterizes the March calendar as listing "discrete practice-sess," but the supplied text is truncated at that fragment and the dashboard capture here provides only one explicit ROC Special Drone Park row. That means the report’s "heavy opening-week schedule" claim is reported as LiveFPV’s finding; the LiveFPV feed corroborates strong platform activity but does not, in this excerpt, independently enumerate every ROC Special Drone Park March session to verify the scale.

Next step for pilots and team managers who want receipts: consult the ROC Special Drone Park practice dashboard on LiveFPV to view the full March session list, confirm dates and session types, and lock in warm-up slots ahead of the March events the calendar references. If LiveFPV’s posted pattern of frequent entries holds for ROC Special, expect early March to be a crowded window for setup tune-ups and practice runs.