Start Flags
Raised to call the Pilots’ briefing – any pilot missing the meeting will be disqualified - dropped after briefing indicating 15 minute warning.
Raised at start line indicating 5 minute warning to the start – usually accompanied by an audible warning. (This also closes the start line from being crossed until the race start)
This flag replaces the blue flag at the start line indicating a 1 minute warning to the start – usually accompanied by an audible warning.
Race start – this flag replaces the yellow flag at the start line and is raised 10 seconds from start and accompanied by audible count down to the start, when flag is dropped.
Race FlagsDanger marker – placed or waived to mark a danger point on the course.
Race Stopped – used to stop a race.
No overtaking Marker – multiples are used to create a NO OVERTAKING ZONE. Also can be used to mark obstructions or accidents by officials – this means NO OVERTAKING.
Enduro Start / Finish – can be used to start and stop an enduro race
Indicates the race duration has been reduced, and is used to signal the leading pilot that they are on their last lap. It is raised on the finish line.
Race Finish – used to indicate finish of a race.
The start line will be long enough for all competitors to start safely 1 - 2m per pilot. The start will be a rolling start - all competitors must be moving in the final 5 minutes.
Raised to call the Pilots’ briefing – any pilot missing the meeting will be disqualified - dropped after briefing indicating 15 minute warning.Raised at start line indicating 5 minute warning to the start – usually accompanied by an audible warning. (This also closes the start line from being crossed until the race start)
This flag replaces the blue flag at the start line indicating a 1 minute warning to the start – usually accompanied by an audible warning.Race start – this flag replaces the yellow flag at the start line and is raised 10 seconds from start and accompanied by audible count down to the start, when flag is dropped.Race Flags
Danger marker – placed or waived to mark a danger point on the course.
Race Stopped – used to stop a race.No overtaking Marker – multiples are used to create a NO OVERTAKING ZONE. Also can be used to mark obstructions or accidents by officials – this means NO OVERTAKING.Enduro Start / Finish – can be used to start and stop an enduro raceIndicates the race duration has been reduced, and is used to signal the leading pilot that they are on their last lap. It is raised on the finish line.Race Finish – used to indicate finish of a race.