Shown in conjunction with a white number to a driver for dangerous or non-sporting on-track conduct. The offending driver must stop at his team's pit within one lap and consult the Clerk of the Course. A black and white diagonal flag is a "once-only" warning to a driver for non-sporting on-track behaviour. A black flag with red spot shown in conjunction with a competitor's number indicates the driver's car has a mechanical problem and he is must stop at his pit.
The signal for a driver to come into the pits, usually to allow officials to inspect it to determine whether it can run safely after an accident. It may also mean that officials have already decided the car is to slow or too dangerous to continue running, as when it has a serious oil leak that makes the track slippery.
A black flag accompanied by a car number, directs a driver to return to his pit and is most often used to signal to the driver that he has been excluded from the race.
a black flag bearing a white skull and crossbones; indicates a pirate ship
a command flag that lets the driver know to pull into the penalty box for discussion with the director of operations or other official concerning an incident
1) When furled, signals a warning to a driver that he was observed doing something unsportsmanlike and that he should not do it again, 2) when open, signals a driver to return to the pit for further instruction. Usually means he is being penalized for having done something unsportsmanlike, including passing under a yellow flag.
Signals a driver to pull immediately into the pits for safety reasons. Failure to enter pits after receiving the black flag can result in disqualification.
This flag is used by the starter to signal a driver that he must immediately report to the pits for consultation related to a dangerous mechanical condition or a driving infraction. Failure to heed the flag can result in exclusion from the final results of the event. This flag may be displayed in a "furled" (rolled up) manner as a warning. Corner workers may also display a black flag if the session has been halted by the display of a red flag by the starter.
(held up with competitors number): Disqualification of driver. Return immediately to the pits
The signal for a driver to return to the pits for consultation with race officials.
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