If you are the pole vehicle on a rolling start, what must you do once the Safety Car has moved off the circuit?

When you are the pole vehicle on a rolling start, once the Safety Car has moved off the circuit, maintaining a constant speed between 75 and 85 km/h is essential for ensuring a controlled and safe start to the race. This speed range is typically established to provide enough momentum for the cars behind while also ensuring that all drivers can effectively maintain control of their vehicles.

Accelerating immediately could lead to a chaotic situation where the pack is not yet aligned and prepared for the start, potentially causing collisions or accidents. Stopping until the green flag is waved would obviously delay the start of the race and disrupt the flow, as all cars need to be aligned and ready to start together. Similarly, slowing down significantly would not only be counterproductive in maintaining race pace but could also cause confusion among the drivers behind you, who may expect a clear and steady pace leading into the racing restart.