Flags

Question 1

White flag waved

Answer 1

Service car or slow car is in this sector

Question 2

National flag

Answer 2

Start (where appropriate)

Question 3

Blue flag stationary

Answer 3

Another competitor is following close behind

Question 4

Blue flag Waved

Answer 4

Another competitor is trying to overtake

Question 5

White flag stationary

Answer 5

Service car or slow moving vehicle is in the next sector be aware

Question 6

Yellow flag

Answer 6

Danger slowdown to ensure you have full control over the vehicle, no overtaking

Question 7

Double waved yellow flag

Answer 7

Great danger slow down considerably be prepared to leave the racing line or stopping if necessary,no overtaking

Question 8

Yellow flag with red stripes stationary

Answer 8

Slippery surface ahead

Question 9

Yellow flag with red stripes waved

Answer 9

Slippery surface imminent

Question 10

Red flag

Answer 10

Immediately cease driving at racing speed and proceed slowly, no overtaking, maximum caution to the pits or start line obeying marshals and being prepared to stop if the track is blocked.

Question 11

Green flag waved

Answer 11

Track cleared at the end of danger after yellow flag.also used to signal the start of a formation lap and at the start of a practice session

Question 12

Chequered flag

Answer 12

End of race

Question 13

Black and white diagonal flag

Answer 13

Warning to the driver that his behaviour is bad and they may be black flagged on further reports

Question 14

Black flag with orange disc

Answer 14

Mechanical failure or a fire which might not be obvious to the driver the driver must come in to the pit

Question 15

Black flag

Answer 15

The driver must come in to the pit and report to the clerk of the course a penalty or disqualification may be in enforced

Question 16

Code 60 flag

Answer 16

Neutralise the race at the sole decision of the Klerk of the race overtaking is not allowed all the cars must slow down to 60 km/h The race resumes immediately when green Flags are waved