| After the F9000 collapsed in 2170, the team seemingly entered a period of dormancy. They returned to the grid late into the FX300 with a chassis following very similar design principles to their 2156 ships, but updated to meet the demands of the modern league. The ship simultaneously rivalled [[teams:feisar|FEISAR]], [[teams:ag_systems|AG Systems]], [[teams:assegai|Assegai]] and [[teams:harimau|Harimau]] for performance and consistency, particularly showing its strengths on technical circuits once again. Through the transition into the FX350, Van-Über's presence was reasserted with greater clarity. Wolfgang Van-Über, now in his elder years though still commanding as Team Principle, publicly expressed hope that they would help the league rediscover “The Divine Purity of the Race”, as their enhanced ship was unveiled. This time it was a formidably strong contender, with finely tuned speed, acceleration and agility, a formula which was found to be in exchange for a fragility that seemed very exploitable with the return of [[teams:tigron|Tigron's]] excessive aggression and Eliminator events. Not long before the beginning of the FX400 League, Van-Über dropped out of AG Racing for the foreseeable future. | After the F9000 collapsed in 2170, the team seemingly entered a period of dormancy. They returned to the grid late into the FX300 with a chassis following very similar design principles to their 2156 ships, but updated to meet the demands of the modern league. The ship simultaneously rivalled [[teams:feisar|FEISAR]], [[teams:ag_systems|AG Systems]], [[teams:assegai|Assegai]] and [[teams:harimau|Harimau]] for performance and consistency, particularly showing its strengths on technical circuits once again. Through the transition into the FX350, Van-Über's presence was reasserted with greater clarity. Wolfgang Van-Über, now in his elder years though still commanding as Team Principle, publicly expressed hope that they would help the league rediscover “The Divine Purity of the Race”, as their enhanced ship was unveiled. This time it was a formidably strong contender, with finely tuned speed, acceleration and agility, a formula which was found to be in exchange for a fragility that seemed very exploitable with the return of [[teams:tigron|Tigron's]] excessive aggression and Eliminator events. Not long before the beginning of the FX400 League, Van-Über dropped out of AG Racing for the foreseeable future. |
