MultiGP Corporate World Cup Finals draw 119 drivers in Tulsa showdown

The MultiGP Corporate World Cup Finals pushed 119 drivers through two days of qualifier rounds, bracket racing and finals in Tulsa, with 598 total race laps deciding who advanced and who fell away. The LiveFPV results hub turned the event into a full championship ladder, not a single sprint, and the page’s tabs for race lineups, entry lists, qualifier rounds, main events, brackets, open overall results and rankings, final results and top-two consecutive standings show how much had to go right just to stay alive.

The finals ran June 13-14, 2026, with the archived event list placing World Cup Finals at 6:00 p.m. on June 13. MultiGP’s championship site tied the event to 490 N Lansing Ave. E, Tulsa, OK 74120, United States, inside a 125,000-square-foot arena that includes balcony seating for 1,800 and bleacher seating for 2,000. That venue gave the series the scale it needed for a championship that mixed live pressure with a deep results structure.

The main-events section listed 32 open races, and the same event ecosystem showed how the field was seeded and trimmed before the last runs. A separate heat-sheet snapshot from one open lineup had WARP9, JONE5, SHORTSTACK and MAKOREACTRA as the top four in a two-lap race, a glimpse of how quickly position could swing over a short format. In a weekend built around qualifiers and brackets, every clean launch and every mistake carried weight.

MultiGP used the Tulsa finals to underline how wide the sport has grown. The league calls itself the largest drone racing league and FPV community in the world, and its 2026 archive says the organization has more than 30,000 registered pilots and 500 active chapters worldwide. Those numbers give the Tulsa finals broader context: this was a high-volume championship inside a national and international pipeline, with the results page serving as the record of who handled the pressure best across the weekend.