This flag shall be shown standing for two (2) flag stations prior to the vehicle. This flag is displayed standing.Ĭaution – you are approaching a slow moving race car (e.g., with mechanical trouble), ambulance, or other emergency vehicle on the racing surface. Oil has been spilled, or a slippery condition exists, or debris is present on the racing surface. SURFACE CONDITION FLAG (Yellow with Vertical Red Stripes) This flag may be displayed standing or waving, depending upon the speed with which you are being overtaken.ĭ. BLUE FLAG (Blue with Diagonal Yellow Stripe)Īnother competitor is following you very closely or is trying to overtake you. The requirements are still the same “SLOW DOWN, NO PASSING.”Ĭ.
NOTE: A driver may encounter several flags before reaching the emergency area. Cars may also pass other cars that are disabled or otherwise cannot keep the pace as signified by a raised arm on the part of the driver of the off-pace car (see Section 6.3.1.). Cars may carefully pass emergency vehicles. This flag condition may be used with or without a Pace (Safety) Car, including pace lap(s). WAVED - Great Danger, Slow Down, be prepared to stop - NO PASSING FROM THE FLAG until past emergency area.ĭOUBLE YELLOW, DISPLAYED AT ALL STATIONS - Indicates the entire course is under a yellow condition. STANDING YELLOW - Take care, Danger, Slow Down, NO PASSING FROM THE FLAG until past emergency area. When displayed, the green flag indicates that the course is clear.
This flag shall normally be in possession of the Starter only, and shall not ordinarily be displayed at the flag stations around the course. shall not be amended by any event Supplemental Regulations.Ī race is under way the instant the green flag is displayed. They shall be obeyed immediately and without question. The names and described flags below are used in racing to convey the commands or information indicated.
This section on Race Flags is from the SCCA Rule BookĦ.11.1.
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