Flying Vehicle Racing Class

Flying vehicle asset can be used for racing, primarily personal flying vehicles and some cargo flying vehicles. However, not all vehicle models are created equal. Some are built for efficiency, others for carrying capacity, while a few are for pure speed.

Vehicle Racing Classes are used to group like-minded designs for the competition on the tracks to be a highlight of the design philosophy of the models rather than a race between a fish and a pigeon. Haven’t seen those two race? That’s the point.

Vehicle Racing Classes

X-Class

The pinnacle of speed and nothing else.

• The GTi Jester is rumored to be part of this class;
• Kazekura Shinobi-X 2025;

S-Class

Technological marvels of brute speed and manoeuvring skill.

• Bubblejett Super Phantom 2024;
• Valkyrie F9-R 2024;

A-Class

The fan’s favourite of death-defying racing legends.

• Bubblejett Bonanza OG 2023;
• Rando’s Metalworks Sunset Speeder 2024;
• Valley Raceworx T1-A 1989;
• Valley Raceworx T3 2023;

B-Class

Where the driver’s prowess is tested.

• Bubblejett Sprinter OG 2022;
• GTi Javelin 2022;
• Valley Raceworx T1-B 1989;

C-Class

In search of that last spark of track mastery needed to improve your lap time.

• Bubblejett Sprinter 2022;
• Core Dynamics Astro IV;
• Valley Raceworx T1-C 1989;