F-Zero - Blue Falcon (crappy replica)

DISCLAIMER: The F-Zero franchise is property of Nintendo. This is a fanmade creation, and I do not intend nor wish to infringe on copyright and/or trademark laws.

Here's a little filler for you people. I've always loved the F-Zero franchise, it's one of those "old but gold" things, since there hasn't been a new game since 2003/2004. It's a great mix of sci-fi and racing and absolutely nails its job at keeping fans of high-velocity like myself entertained, especially when you throw stuff like track editors into the mix.
Anyways, the Blue Falcon. It was always the one "balanced" vehicles in the games, being a jack of all trades in all statistics of the game, and it has been like that since the first game on the SNES in 1990!

Its stats in modern F-Zero are:
Body: B
Boost: C
Grip: B
Weight: 1260/1280 kg
The stats range from E to A, with E being the worst and A being the best. Body defines how much damage you can take before you explode and have to restart the race. Boost defines how strong the boost is from the second lap onwards. Grip defines how slippery the vehicle is. The weight usually affects the height of jumps as well as some stat archetpyes, although this isn't always the case - some very heavy vehicles can jump very well and some light vehicles can have good body strengths (generally, heavier vehicles are more focused on top speed and body but sacrifice acceleration and handling and everything else, but once again this isn't like this in some instances).

Obviously, none of this is relevant in this simple replica here. I only made it so you can drive it for fun. It does go like 1100 km/h and corners well at low speeds, but at high speeds it corners poorly and also has stability issues. You can use Slider 1 if you get flipped over.
I should also note that it doesn't behave like a hovercar (like in the games), it still uses wheels, just ones that are invisible, so the controls should still be fairly familiar. The thrusters are also only for looks, sadly.

Anyways, enjoy.