Their new craft also received a much-needed boost in shield energy. AG Systems were later awarded the title, and had since been looking quite confident to tackle the upcoming leagues.įurthermore, AG Systems managed to prove that their 2206 FX300 Championship title was definitely not a surprise, as seen in their strong performance in FX350 League events, not to mention their newfound confidence stemming from pre-season testing for the FX400 League. AG Systems eventually came second at the end of the 2206 season, but the original winners Triakis were disqualified for use of illegal equipment on their craft. Indeed, the FX300 League was their best yet, gaining a lot of ground on Makana's technical tracks and winning several races throughout the League. When interest in amateur AG racing rose in the 2180s, AG Systems took interest in returning to AG racing, and so attended the Anti-Gravity Rebirth Festival in 2185, where it started providing spare craft parts, and later whole craft, to AG racing enthusiasts. This allowed AG Systems to study the nature of the competition and rebuild its AG racing team with its introduction to the FX300 League in 2197. From this time on, AG Systems concentrated on research and application of anti-gravity technology, providing Anti-Gravity generators to a range of application, spanning from commercial to defense. The next year, AG Systems was reinstated. And this would result in G-Tech closing down once its involvement in the corruption among the F9000 International Federation was exposed during the 2170 season. With such an approach, G-Tech performed very badly in the F9000 League, having always placed dead last with virtually no improvement each season. G-Tech was as far from the ideals of AG Systems as anything could be, sacrificing ingenuity and technological prowess for a bureaucratic approach to spending huge amounts of funds on a craft that was neither agile nor pretty to look at. At the same time, AG Systems sold off its AG racing operations to the G-Tech Systems corporation. This problem reached its peak near the end of the F7200 League when AG Systems was marred by soaring debts, leading the company to declare bankruptcy in 2155. This led to inconsistencies with their craft, and consequently poor performance in AG racing. The biggest weakness of AG Systems, however, was their preference to anti-gravity research over racing performance. However, with Piranha on the rise with their experimental craft, it became clear that AG Systems were not the only team looking at the latest technology and other teams were on the rise. With a little extra funding, the team emerged as one of the top contenders. The F5000 League was the first time AG Systems had done considerably well, as their craft was immaculate and took little time for the pilots to gain experience. FEISAR: Established earlier as Europe's main anti-gravity research organization replacing the Foundation.Auricom and Qirex: Established by former AG Systems employees Delia Flaubert and Holst McQueen, respectively.It was the time when an anti-gravity racing league was finally established, followed by the establishment of the other three teams as a result of AG Systems' influence: Even though the base of operations had moved to Tokyo, Belmondo remained its director. The whole company was sold off to a Japanese consortium two years later following the dissolution of the Foundation. To solve the problem of fund shortage and express concerns regarding the technology, Anti-Gravity Systems was established as the commercial arm of the Foundation in 2040, with Belmondo assuming the role of director. He proved the whole world that anti-gravity transport was possible as he accomplished the first flight in an AG craft in 2035. Nonetheless, Belmondo pushed on with anti-gravity research in secret. But later that year, influenced by profit-driven governments, the Congress was shut down, and anti-gravity technology was then deemed "inefficient" and "st-effective". The Foundation became the leader in anti-gravity research when Pierre Belmondo emerged as its Director in 2024. The Foundation for European Anti-Gravity Research was founded in the early 21st century and was a member of the World Anti-Gravity Research Congress.
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