Least Used Flags in F1

When race stewards and officials need to communicate with Formula 1 drivers, they can use radio messages relayed by teams or display flags around the track. F1 marshals are responsible for waving nine different flags, each serving a specific purpose, although some are more commonly used than others. The green flag, for instance, is waved at the start of every race to indicate that the track is clear. These flags are essential for maintaining safety and informing drivers about track conditions during the race.

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