If you see a blue flag during a race, what should you do?

When you see a blue flag during a race, it signals that a faster driver is approaching and is about to overtake you. The appropriate action is to slow down and prepare to allow the faster car to pass safely. This communication ensures that the race continues smoothly and helps to avoid potential collisions or accidents.

Acknowledging the blue flag is important for maintaining the flow of the race. Drivers are expected to recognize that they may not be the fastest in the race at that moment and to facilitate the overtaking process. This helps to uphold racer safety and competitive integrity. By preparing to be overtaken, you not only assist your fellow competitors but also demonstrate good sportsmanship and awareness on the track.