| Flags | Recognition of the flags is important to your safety on track. Locate each flagging station on your first lap of the day, and make a visual check of each station on every pass.
| The flags and their meanings are as follows:
|  | GREEN:
The track is open and clear.
|  | YELLOW - steady:
Slow down and be prepared to take further action.
NO PASSING!
|  | YELLOW - waving:
Serious trouble "in the driving line". Slow down and be prepared to stop or take evasive action. NO PASSING!
|  | RED w/ YELLOW Stripes:
Debris on track. Some foreign matter (Sand, dirt, oil, standing water, car part dropped on course etc.) Proceed with caution. Prepared to slow your speed or alter your path.
|  | RED:
Great Danger. The session has been STOPPED. Stop as quickly and safely as possible on the side of the course. When instructed to do so proceed to the pits.
|  | BLUE w/ YELLOW Stripe:
You are holding up faster traffic behind you.
Give PASSING SIGNAL and allow traffic to pass in the next passing area.
|  | WHITE:
Slow moving vehicle ahead (disabled car or emergency vehicle).
|  | BLACK:
Come to the Pits. Something is wrong with your driving or with your car. Acknowledge the Black Flag with a wave, complete that lap and enter pit lane to report to the Chief Steward.
|  | CHECKERED:
The session is over. Use the remainder of the lap as a cool down, and acknowledge each flag station with a wave.
Proceed to the paddock. |
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