Pilot registry

Ten crews, ten marbles, ten light mechs

Every crew races one marble in its colour and fields one light mech pilot. Choose a line to follow; the standings are on the results page.

JR7-D Jenner, pilot "Dustwalker". Fast, fearless, free. The Renegades run the tightest lines in the Inner Sphere.

COM-2D Commando, pilot "Halfway". Patient and relentless. The Longstriders race for consistency, heat after heat.

WSP-1A Wasp, pilot "Tidewire". A drafting crew: they sit in the slipstream for two laps and pass on the last banked turn.

LCT-1V Locust, pilot "Noonday". Built for High-Noon Heat: a straight-line marble that loves a dry track.

STG-3R Stinger, pilot "Veil". Night specialists, at home under the neon of Trinity City.

SDR-5V Spider, pilot "Frostline". Light, precise, unflappable. The Saints race the clean line and keep out of trouble.

VLK-QA Valkyrie, pilot "Undertow". Built for Chaos Protocol: more heats, more contact, more spectacle.

MON-66 Mongoose, pilot "Mercury". A crew of engineers. Their marble is weighted to the gram for every track.

PNT-9R Panther, pilot "Hymn". The heaviest marble on the grid: slow off the gate, built for Heavy Metal Downhill.

FS9-H Firestarter, pilot "Kiln". Fan favourites from the Hinterlands. Every race, they race for home.

Crew spotlight

Redline Renegades: no rules, no masters, no limits

The Renegades' JR7-D Jenner and its pilot Dustwalker run the tightest lines on the circuit. Their season, from the official results:

No. 7 · Season One: Salvage Reclamation

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