The waving of the black and white checkered flag signals the end of training or the race.
Imagine you are in the middle of the hustle and bustle of a motorcycle Grand Prix. Dust swirls up, engines roar and adrenaline is in the air. But how do you keep an overview in this chaos? The answer lies in the flags and light signals that dominate the race track like a secret language. Let's delve into this world together and decipher its meaning!
Flags: The silent commands at the side of the track
Flags are the eyes and ears of race control. They are waved by marshals and convey important information to the drivers that can make the difference between victory and defeat, but also about safety. Do you know them all?
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The green flag signals a clear run and is used in various situations, e.g. to indicate the start, the end of a hazard or the opening of the pit lane.
Light signals: The traffic light language of the race track
In addition to the flags, light signals also play a decisive role. They set the pace and ensure that everything runs smoothly.
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Flags and light signals: Your allies on the track
Whether you are out on the racetrack yourself or watching the action as a fan, understanding flags and light signals is essential. They are the silent commands and signals that ensure safety and fairness. So, memorize them well and let yourself be carried away by the fascination of motorcycle racing!