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Princess-Kaveshla Zorce Jedi Photo Master
Joined: 06 Apr 2005 Posts: 1190 Location: Daytona Beach, FL
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Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 11:52 pm Post subject: Flags used in RACING.. |
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So while we were at the Rolex 24hour this weekend there was one flag that had everyone stumped - the blue with yellow diagonal. So i went about to find the explantions...
BLUE/YELLOW FLAG -- This is the �move over� flag to notify a slower driver that he should move over to allow faster racecars to pass by him because he is holding up the race. It is often shown to drivers who are not on the lead lap and are racing with the leaders in an effort to get their lap back.
GREEN FLAG -- The green flag is used to start all racetrack event activities including practice, individual qualifying runs, and race events. The race is underway and continuing as long as the green flag is prevalent.
YELLOW FLAG -- The yellow or �caution� flag is used to signify trouble on the racetrack which may include wrecks, debris on the track, wet track surface, or any other dangerous condition on the racetrack. It is an immediate signal for the racecars to slow down and fall in place behind the official race pace car.
BLACK FLAG -- The black flag is used to inform a race driver of a rules infraction, or unsafe condition concerning his racecar. When the black flag is shown to a driver, he must immediately leave the racetrack and report to his pit box in the pit area.
RED FLAG -- The red flag signifies that all action on the racetrack must be stopped immediately. It is commonly used when the race track is blocked by wreckage or deemed unsafe for use. It has recently been used by NASCAR to stop a race during a late race caution period in order to clean up wreckage, allowing the race to end under green flag conditions instead of under a caution period. It is also used to signify the end of practice periods. During the time that the red flag is shown crews in the pit and garage areas are not allowed to work on their racecars. All activity, other than that of track safety and clean up crews, must come to a stop.
WHITE FLAG -- This flag signifies that there is only one lap remaining in the race or qualifying run. It lets the race leaders know that they are on the last lap of the race.
CHECKERED FLAG -- This flag signifies that the event on the track is over. It is used mainly to let drivers know that they have won the race, or in qualifying time trials, it lets the driver know that his qualifying run is over. _________________ Mowgli : "Use the Zorce Princess Kaveshla!"...
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NarendZORCE Zorce Editor-in-Chief
Joined: 04 Apr 2005 Posts: 3137 Location: In Zorce, usually after the contents page
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Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 12:00 am Post subject: |
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There is also a MEATBALL or Orange flag with a black circle in it which means something is wrong with your car and you should head to the pits to have it checked.
Then there's the YELLOW with RED lines on it which means "slippery surface", usually used in case of an oil of fluid spill on a part of the course. _________________ Drags, Circuit, Solodex, Rally, Karting, the Shows, the Girls, the Car you drive...
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Plex Zorce Jedi Master
Joined: 01 May 2005 Posts: 9039 Location: T&T
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Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 7:50 am Post subject: |
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I learn something...At least i knew what the checkered flag is.. |
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