Red Bull Air Race World Champion and former Royal Australian Air Force wing commander Matt Hall has joined the broadcast team for Strike Fighter League (SFL), the world's first professional air combat digital sport.
Hall will serve as expert analyst for OTS-2, the league's second Online Tournament Series, which will be live-streamed from Las Vegas on July 25 via YouTube and Twitch.
"Strike Fighter League is precision under time pressure, energy management, geometric calculation and split-second decision-making," Hall said. "The pilots need the same mental sharpness, physical agility and instinct that's essential in a racing or air combat cockpit, which is what makes this competition so compelling."
SFL combines elite flight simulation with real-world physical performance, with competitors operating from immersive virtual cockpits designed around the core disciplines of fighter aviation. OTS-2 will test pilots across precision bombing, low-altitude time trials and aerial gunnery, with points determining who advances to the Dogfight Bracket Finals.
The league was founded by retired US Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel and TOPGUN graduate Tim Miller, and its first tournament attracted competitors and viewers from 36 countries.
Further information at the-sfl.com.