Changes: Golden Fox

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The Golden Fox was developed by the now deceased Kevin Stewart who placed all priority on acceleration when building this vehicle. Accordingly, the body is light to reduce G force on the course surface. As a result, its grip on the track is poor for such a powerful machine. Because of this design, when the Golden Fox corners, it is difficult to maintain a balance between speed and control. It is also admittedly weak when facing attacks. A refined driving technique is an absolute requirement for its pilot.^[1]^[2]

Stats

In the first game	In the following games
Made by: Kevin Stewart Engine: GF-2614x4 Max. Horsepower: 2,950 PS Max. Speed: 438 Km/h Total Weight: 1,020 Kg	Number: 03 Made By: Kevin Stewart Weight: 3130 lbs. Body: D Boost: A Grip: D

Trivia

The Golden Fox's stats (DAD) could be a reference to Dr. Stewart's father, Kevin Stewart.
- The Silver Rat shares the same manner.

Gallery

References

↑ [1991-08-13] in Nintendo EAD: F-Zero instruction manual (in English). Nintendo, pp. 15.
↑ Pelland, Scott (ed.) (2003). F-Zero GX Player's Guide. Redmond, Washington: Nintendo of America, Inc, pp. 10. ISBN 1930206-35-6.

[FZeromanual-1] [1991-08-13] in Nintendo EAD: F-Zero instruction manual (in English). Nintendo, pp. 15.

[player_guide-2] Pelland, Scott (ed.) (2003). F-Zero GX Player's Guide. Redmond, Washington: Nintendo of America, Inc, pp. 10. ISBN 1930206-35-6.

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-{{PilotTab|Dr. Stewart}}
+{{PilotTab|Dr. Stewart|Dr. Stewart GX-AX Icon.png|Golden Fox GX-AX Icon.png}}
 {{Machine
-|title = Golden Fox
+|title = [[File:Golden Fox Logo (GX-AX).png]]
 |image = Image:Golden-fox.jpg
+|caption = Dr. Stewart's personal Machine, the Golden Fox.
+|Body =  D
+|Boost = A
+|Grip = D
 |}}
-[[File:Goldenfox.gif|thumb|left|Golden Fox selected]]The '''''Golden Fox''''' was developed by the now deceased Kevin Stewart who placed all priority on acceleration when building this vehicle. Accordingly, the body is light to reduce G force on the course surface. As a result, its grip on the track is poor for such a powerful machine. Because of this design, when the ''Golden Fox'' corners, it is difficult to maintain a balance between speed and control. It is also admittedly weak when facing attacks. A refined driving technique is an absolute requirement for its pilot.<ref name="FZeromanual">{{cite book| editor=Nintendo EAD | title=F-Zero instruction manual | origdate = 1991-08-13 |url= http://www.replacementdocs.com/download.php?view.1304| publisher=Nintendo| pages=pp. 15 | language=English | id=}}</ref><ref name="player guide">{{Cite book |last=Pelland |first=Scott (ed.) |title=F-Zero GX Player's Guide |year=2003 |publisher=Nintendo of America, Inc |location=Redmond, Washington |isbn=1930206-35-6| pages = pp. 10}}</ref>
+The '''''Golden Fox''''' was developed by the now deceased Kevin Stewart who placed all priority on acceleration when building this vehicle. Accordingly, the body is light to reduce G force on the course surface. As a result, its grip on the track is poor for such a powerful machine. Because of this design, when the ''Golden Fox'' corners, it is difficult to maintain a balance between speed and control. It is also admittedly weak when facing attacks. A refined driving technique is an absolute requirement for its pilot.<ref name="FZeromanual">{{cite book| editor=Nintendo EAD | title=F-Zero instruction manual | origdate = 1991-08-13 |url= http://www.replacementdocs.com/download.php?view.1304| publisher=Nintendo| pages=pp. 15 | language=English | id=}}</ref><ref name="player guide">{{Cite book |last=Pelland |first=Scott (ed.) |title=F-Zero GX Player's Guide |year=2003 |publisher=Nintendo of America, Inc |location=Redmond, Washington |isbn=1930206-35-6| pages = pp. 10}}</ref>
 ==Stats==
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 *The Golden Fox's stats (DAD) could be a reference to Dr. Stewart's father, Kevin Stewart.
 **The [[Silver Rat]] shares the same manner.
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+Goldenfox.gif|Golden Fox selected in ''[[F-Zero]]'']]
+</gallery>
 ==References==