Wilf wins Brisbane qualifier in comeback after eight-month layoff
Wilf returned after nearly eight months away and won Brisbane’s MultiGP qualifier, turning one club race into a direct threat to the regional final field.
Wilf came back from an almost eight-month layoff and still walked away with the Brisbane MultiGP Regional Qualifier win, beating Red2rotor, MirellaFPV and Enjenir at Bill Brown Sports Reserve in Fitzgibbon. In a field capped at 50 pilots, the result carried immediate weight: qualifier winners go straight into the regional final, and the rest of the places are filled on points from the qualifying rounds.
FPV Rebels staged the race on Saturday, July 11, 2026, with open registration and live timing and results on the event page, giving the club’s final Queensland qualifier a proper competitive edge rather than the feel of a closed showcase. The top four alone showed the level of the bracket. Wilf finished first, Red2rotor second, MirellaFPV third and Enjenir fourth, a spread that suggested the race was decided by pace and execution across multiple runs, not by one dominant lap.
The live race page showed the depth behind that podium. Lucid, bob9, Bola, Willman and tex were all in the field, and several of those names appeared in the heat-by-heat bracket and redemption rounds. That made the Brisbane qualifier more than a comeback win for a champion. It was a real test of how Wilf’s pace held up against a local lineup that kept forcing him to stay sharp through the rounds.
AUFPV’s regional-series structure gives the result extra significance. The Brisbane qualifier was the last Queensland chapter to host its event, and the regional final is set for Sunday, August 2, 2026, at Outer Heaven Flying Field in Willmot, New South Wales, with 48 pilot slots listed. Because winners earn automatic entry while the remaining spots are awarded on points, Wilf’s victory did more than restore him to race form. It also reshaped the Queensland picture heading into Sydney, where the field will now have one fewer opening and one more proven contender already locked in.
FPV Rebels also had the qualifier folded into its July 2026 calendar alongside other outdoor and indoor meets, underscoring that this was part of a broader month of racing rather than a one-off headline event. For Wilf, the return was immediate and decisive. For everyone else chasing the regional final, Brisbane turned into a reminder that one comeback drive can redraw the road to the title.
This article was produced by Prism’s automated news system from verified source data, official records, and press releases, then run through automated quality and moderation checks before publishing. The system is built and supervised by the people who set the standards it runs under. Read our full AI policy.
Did this article answer your question?
