"I think in normal conditions that it certainly would be a penalty for Pierre, but it is the last race and I am just happy to go home, don't discuss anything, and that's how it goes sometimes." Chequered: A black and white chequered flag means the race is complete."I think he was thinking to go for the move but I ended up being there and I thought he left the door open so I went for it, luckily I could brake at the last minute otherwise there would have been contact.They may be even disqualified from the race. If the behaviour doesn’t improve, there may be a penalty given, which is signalled by… Black and White Stripes: This will be shown if there is ‘unsportsmanlike behaviour’ on the track.The car may be putting the driver in danger, so they need to stop as soon as they can reach the pit. Black with Gold Spot: Sometimes thought of as an orange spot, whatever the case, a black flag with a gold/orange circle in the centre indicates a mechanical problem.Green: The green flag is basically a signal for ‘all clear’, meaning any dangers reported with the yellow, red or striped flag, is now gone.If the flag has ‘SC’ on it, it means the safety car is on the track. When the flag is stationary, that is a warning that the driver is about to catch up to the vehicle, but a waved white flag is a bit more urgent – it’s possibly obstructing the way, which could potentially be dangerous.
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