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Flag Signals

Flag Signals

Flags are used to communicate between Marshals and Drivers; anyone driving on track (even for a track day) must be familiar with the various flags used and be ready to react immediately. Most track days use only the green, yellow, blue and red flags.

The National flag is used to start a race.

 

	Flag		Stationary		Waved
			Circuit clear		Identifies Marshal post
			Car(s) trying to overtake		Overtaking cars very close
			Session closed, slow down, no overtaking, return to pits		Session closed, slow down, no overtaking, return to pits
			Danger ahead, slow down, no overtaking, prepare to stop		Danger immediately ahead, slow down, no overtaking, prepare to stop
			Slippery surface ahead		Slippery surface immediately ahead
			Service vehicle(s) on track ahead		Service vehicle(s) on track immediately ahead
			Return to pits and report to official		Return to pits and report to official
			Return to pits and check car		Return to pits and check car
			Race or session over		Race or session over