Green flag
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The green flag indicates that the track is in a safe condition. It is waved when an incident has been cleared and the hazard is no longer present, or when a safety car period has ended. When drivers see this flag, they may resume racing at full speed and attempt overtaking.
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Frequently asked questions
When is the green flag used?
A green flag indicates normal track conditions or that a previous local restriction caused by a hazard has ended. Drivers can return to normal racing conditions as applicable.
Is the green flag the signal that starts an F1 race?
A normal Formula 1 race start is controlled by the starting lights. The green flag is primarily a track-control signal indicating normal conditions.
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