Racing Flags Quiz

Can you identify the racing flags based on their roles in races?
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Flags below are primary used in F1 races
Some multi-colored flags might require all colors (e.g. red and blue)
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Role
Flag
Signals the end of a race or session. NASCAR uses a green version for stages.
Checkered/Chequered
Signals the start of a race, end of caution, or that the pit lane is open.
Green
Signals that the race has been suspended due to a serious hazard or incident.
Red
Signals that there is a hazard on, near, or blocking the track.
Yellow
Alternative to above used in FIA-sanctioned races; signals that no driver should overtake.
Code 60
Signals that there is debris or fluid on the track, typically only used on road courses.
Surface (Red and Yellow)
Advises backmarkers to give way to faster cars.
Blue
Signals that there is a slow moving vehicle ahead. Also signals the final lap in NASCAR and IndyCar races.
White
Signals that a player has been disqualified.
Black
Alternative of above used in NASCAR and IndyCar races.
White Crossed Black
Signals a mechanical problem that presents a risk to other competitors.
Mechanical Black (Black and Orange)
Signals unsportsmanlike conduct. Used in FIA-sanctioned races.
Black and White
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