Two FLYING race cars compete in the skies over Adelaide for the first time

From The Jetsons to Harry Potter, flying cars have been staple features of science fiction blockbusters for years. But the futuristic vehicles are now very much a reality, with some even competing in races in the skies. This week, two remote-controlled flying race cars competed in a track race in the skies over Adelaide for the first time, as part of the Airspeeder series. The race saw pilots Zephatiali Walsh and Fabio Tischler go head-to-head, piloting two 13.5ft-long flying race cars remotely from the ground. Walsh took home the gold in the inaugural 0.6-mile race, and said he'couldn't be prouder'.