Behind the Goggles

Every flight tells a story. From my first quadcopter to leading international events, here’s how I found my place in the world of FPV racing.

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My Story

Hi, I’m Jesse Hulswit – better known as JesseFPV. What started with building my first freestyle drone in 2015 quickly grew into a journey that took me across Europe and onto the world stage of FPV racing.


From helping out at my very first international race in Zeebrugge without any experience, to co-founding Dutch Drone Racing and directing world-class competitions, I’ve been involved in drone racing at every level — as a pilot, organizer, technician, and consultant.


With a background in marketing, branding, and software development, I don’t just help run events. I also create tools that empower race directors and drone clubs, such as FPV Scores and my contributions to RotorHazard, while using marketing expertise to promote the sport and reach new audiences.


In 2024 Dutch Drone Racing became an official foundation, with the mission to grow and promote FPV racing in the Netherlands and abroad. Today, I combine my technical, creative, and organizational skills to help organizations, brands, and federations bring drone racing to life — through consulting, event production, track design, and expert talks.

My Drone Journey

2018
My first FPV freestyle drone

Discovered FPV flying and built my first FPV freestyle drone.

2020

Started working at the largest FPV drone store in the Netherlands, managing content and providing technical support for drones and racing equipment.

2021
Dutch Drone Racing

Joined the Navy Race in Zeebrugge, Belgium to help out — without any prior experience or know-how. It was my first taste of the international FPV racing scene.

2021
Dutch Drone Racing

Co-founded Dutch Drone Racing as a community-driven hobby project, organizing FPV races and building a dedicated community.

2022
Our first race

Hosted our very first event: a Tiny Whoop race inside a real church. The “Holy Grounds Church Race” became a big success and is still often remembered within the FPV community.

2022

Took on a new role at the Netherlands’ largest FPV drone store, overseeing operations and purchasing while continuing to support the FPV community.

2023

Organized multiple races under Dutch Drone Racing and supported other race organizations in the Netherlands and Belgium with timing and livestream services — including the iconic Navy Race.

2024

Received our first official invitation to an FAI World Championship in Italy, where we handled track design, race timing, and event production.

2024
RotorHazard Contributor

Dutch Drone Racing officially registered as a foundation. Became chairman, with the mission to grow and promote drone racing in the Netherlands and abroad.

2025

Hired to provide timing, track design, and event consultancy at the FAI World Cup in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, featuring the world’s best pilots. Helped set a Guinness World Record for the most nationalities represented at a drone race (147).

2025

Delivered race production and timing during the Paris Air Show 2025, showcasing FPV racing on a global stage.

2025

Offering consulting and talks to help companies innovate with FPV.

Skills

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