Race Track Flags You May Not Know
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Race Track Flags You May Not Know
Race Track Flags You May Not Know
By Christopher Hurst
From track days to racing, here are some flags to pay attention to.
By Christopher Hurst
From track days to racing, here are some flags to pay attention to.
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Lexus Fanatic
Interesting thread. Looks like they might have changed one or two of them. A solid black flag, not one with an orange circle, used to mean that your car had a mechanical problem, and to get off the track ASAP.
But, when you have a bunch of vehicles all bunched up close together, like you often do in NASCAR, it's difficult for a mere flag to identify any single vehicle out of the bunch. That's why much of the communications, today, are done with radio.
But, when you have a bunch of vehicles all bunched up close together, like you often do in NASCAR, it's difficult for a mere flag to identify any single vehicle out of the bunch. That's why much of the communications, today, are done with radio.
Last edited by mmarshall; 05-01-19 at 05:57 AM.
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Super Moderator
As far back as I can remember, a solid black flag has meant the driver was disqualified for a conduct/safety violation.
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