| Flags |
 GREEN FLAG - Signals drivers to begin racing, racing conditions exist while the green flag is shown.  YELLOW FLAG - Caution! Be aware of a potential hazard ahead. Used to signal when unsafe conditions exist on the track such as an accident or debris. Drivers will SAFELY race to the yellow flag.  RED FLAG - Bring car to a complete stop as soon as it is safe to do so. This flag is used when track conditions present a danger to race participants. Cars will be realigned to the previous lap.  WHITE FLAG - Signals one lap before finish of race.  BLUE FLAG WITH STRIPE - Used to signal drivers they are about to be passed by race leaders. Upon this signal, you must give the leaders ample opportunity to pass by moving to outside (top) of track.  CHECKERED FLAG - Signals end of race.  BLACK FLAG - Go directly to pit steward. This flag signals a driver his car represents a potential danger or is a result of un-sportsman-like conduct. If black flag is for equipment, the driver may return to race when the problem has been eliminated. Pit steward will be able to advise driver.
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