Formula One Information - Flags, Rules, Links & Stuff!!

Flag Signals are used in Formula One Races by track marshals to communicate
with the drivers once they are out on the track:

	Yellow	Danger - Drivers should slow down & be prepared to stop if necessary as it indicates an incident on the track ahead. Overtaking is forbidden until they pass a Green Flag.
	Green	All Clear - Gives the all clear after a yellow flag incident, resuming normal race conditions.
	Yellow with Red Stripes	Slippery Track - Marshall's advise of a slippery surface to the track.
	Red	Race Stopped - Shown at the start/finish line advises all drivers that they should stop racing immediately and return to the pits.
	Black	Race Stopped - Shown at marshall's positions around the track have the same meaning as the red flag.
	Black with Car Number	Race Over - The car indicated must return to his pits immediately, usually to be disqualified for some infringement of the regulations.
	Black/White Diagonal with Car Number	Unsporting Driving - Shown to a driver, only once, together with his number when his driving is considered to be unsporting.
	Blue	Overtaking Car Behind - Informs a back-marker car that he is about to be lapped, or it is shown to a slower car warning that the car behind is on a fast qualifying lap.
	White	Slow Car Ahead - Informs drivers that there is a slower car ahead of them.
	Chequered	Finish - Shown to drivers as they cross the finish line at the end of the race.