Teams
Only three teams that were featured in Wipeout 3 make a return appearance in Wipeout Fusion (except AG Systems and Qirex) - FEISAR, Auricom, and Piranha.
This is the first, and so far only, Wipeout game that features two individual pilots for each team since the original installment.
The player initially only has access to the first three teams. The rest are unlocked by winning one-on-one races with the second pilot of that team during AG League mode.
- FEISAR (European Consortium)
Lead Pilot: Daniel Johnson (GBR), a much-hyped, first year pilot who has just signed the largest rookie contract in FEISAR history.
Second Pilot: Carlos Beneto (BRA), a veteran of over fifteen seasons who has been demoted from lead pilot in favor of popular rookie Daniel Johnson.
- Van-Uber Racing Developments (Germany)
Lead Pilot: Songen Grey (USA), the founder of a religion known as "Gangoism". Grey is contemplating retirement at the end of the season.
Second Pilot: Nami Mishima (JPN), a massively popular pilot often compared to the F3600 legend Arial Tetsuo, but has frequently been the victim of several sabotage attacks.
- G-Tech Systems (Japan)
Lead Pilot: Roberto Sergio (ITA), a former FEISAR pilot famous for his physical fitness and prior romantic links to notable female pilots in the league.
Second Pilot: Naomi Turner (GBR), a long-time pilot prospect for AG Systems (which was later bought out by G-Tech) noted for her bitter hatred of reiging World Champion, Natasha Belmondo.
- Auricom Research Industries (North America)
Lead Pilot: Pascale Rouser (GER)
Second Pilot: Franco Gonzalez (ESP)
- EG.r Technologies (China)
Lead Pilot: Paul Cheung
Second Pilot: Alex Reece
- Tigron Enterprises (Russia)
Lead Pilot: Omarr Khumala (RSA)
Second Pilot: Sveta Kirovoski (RUS)
- Xios International (Finland)
Lead Pilot: Natasha Belmondo (FRA)
Second Pilot: Zala Wollf (AUT)
- Piranha Advancements (Brazil)
Lead Pilot: Myima Tsarong (TIB)
Second Pilot: Jann Schlaudecker (GER)
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