Shenzhen report notes Peng has raced drones since 2017 and comments on the Longhua course.

Turkish media listed the Istanbul top ten. Official FAI results: 7th PENG Siyang; PENG Longxin 18th.

Official FAI World Games athlete listing for the Chengdu 2025 drone-racing field.

Official ASFC notice for the 2025 national drone-racing training camp.

Event-site report based on the Chinese aeromodelling authority and FAI ranking system.

Official Chinese selection notice for 2025 international aeromodelling events.

Official FAI World Games athlete listing for the drone-racing field.

Local feature on racing, coaching, entrepreneurship, and education work.

Official notice citing the 2024 national drone championship and team-selection result.

Official Hangzhou 2024 overall result record.

Official DCL roster announcement.

Feature on the Fuzhou endurance win and startup direction.

Official FAI e-drone racing result record.

Report on the Zhuhai-Macao landmark course and multi-platform broadcast.

On November 20, the Langshan Drone Racing Invitational was held in Xin'ning County, with 18 top pilots from across China competing. Peng Longxin from Leiyang, Hunan, won the championship. The event was guided by the Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and the Provincial Department of Agriculture.

Official DCL draft record showing an earlier China Dragons roster link.

Early regional media record from the 2020 Shenzhen event.

Early report noting he started with DJI drones in primary school and later built racing quads.

The report also documents his 2015–2017 modeling, stage, TV, and early drone-racing activity.

Early model-stage source from the China finals pathway.

Official FAI profile confirming LongXL, Super Pulse, and major achievements.