The Flags and Their Meaning
GREEN FLAG
Signifies the start of the race or the restart of a race after a caution period
YELLOW FLAG
Caution - Slow down and hold your position. Indicates trouble on the track
RED FLAG
Stop immediately. The race is being halted due to dangerous conditions
BLACK and ORANGE FLAG
Car must report to the pit area due to mechanical difficulties. It can return after repairs are made
BLUE and YELLOW FLAG
Yield the racing lane to faster competitors that are approaching
BLACK FLAG
Report to the pit area for a consultation with officials. May result in a penalty or disqualification from the race
WHITE FLAG
This m
eans that the lead car is now beginning the final lap of the race
CHECKERED FLAG
It means that the race is over
FLAG SIGNALS

During a race the starter will use rolled up flags to give information or warnings to drivers without stopping the race. Their meanings are:
ROLLED UP GREEN                           

CROSSED ROLLED UP FLAGS          

TWO VERTICAL FLAGS                     

ROLLED UP BLACK                           
The race will begin or restart on the  next lap
The halfway point of the race has been  reached
There are only two laps remaining in     the race
When pointed at a driver, this is a         warning that he is close to disqualification
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