Anastasia Cherovoski

Anastasia Cherovoski
Cherovoski after a victory
Born	Unknown
Sex	Female
Height	Unknown
Weight	Unknown
Nationality	Unknown
Team	Auricom
Pilot ID	CHER347.12.23.75
History	Unknown, but Kel Solaar, lead pilot of Qirex, appears to know who she is.

Anastasia Cherovoski was a pilot for Auricom during the F3600 League. Not much is known about her, although some details about her might be known by Qirex lead pilot Kel Solaar.

Known Information

The details stated here are official information acquired by the F3600 Commission:

• Second pilot of Auricom
• Never won a F3600 pilot's championship (as of 2059)
• Romantically involved with Kel Solaar, lead pilot for Qirex
• Lives on an isolated and heavily guarded estate on the edge of Siberia, which she calls 'Dead Field'

Relation with Kel Solaar

Cherovoski had a strange relationship with Kel Solaar of the Qirex team, one of the few people alive who knew her true past and identity. He seemed to be loyal to Cherovoski, though, and had yet to reveal her past to anyone. However, he might be using this knowledge very well to blackmail her.

Speculative Rumours

Because of the lack of information regarding Cherovoski, there had been many rumours spread by the media, some of which were entirely fabricated. Despite this, Cherovoski was equally unwilling to respond to such rumours.

Some particular rumours arose from Cherovoski's relationship with Solaar. One rumour claimed this was a public relations stunt to increase the popularity revenue of the F3600 Commission. Another claimed that there was no romantic innuendo between them, and that Cherovoski was a spy for Qirex.

Gallery

Cherovoski after a defeat

Cherovoski's pilot logo

Cherovoski's craft during the F3600 League

Trivia

• Judging by her name, and the fact that she lives in Siberia (the north Asian part of Russia), she is assumed to have a Russian nationality.
• Her supposed romantic affiliation with Kel Solaar may foreshadow the alleged relationship of Pascale Rouser and Franco Gonzalez in the F9000 League, with the only difference being that both pilots competed for the same team.