Flagging and Communications, the F&C people, can be found all the way around the course on any race day. Next to the drivers, the flaggers are the most visible people on the track. Read more about F&C by clicking here. The green flag when displayed at the Starter’s Bridge indicates the course is clear and racing is underway.

Flagging is a great place to start for road racing, no matter which side of the wall you want to be on! Whether you want to be a driver, or be an IMSA Corner Marshal, SCCA flagging is an easy way to get in on the action. With us, you will learn a variety of skills that will help you in the future.

SCCA flaggers can be found at every SCCA Road Race event across the country and staff Pro Racing events all across North America. Flagging and Communications, the F&C people, can be found all the way around the course on any race day. Next to the drivers, the flaggers are the most visible people on the track.

From Daytona to Long Beach the people in white congregate. Some also work IRL, ARCA, and other left turning races. Gender and race is a non-issue, all flaggers are equally welcome and wanted. This package provides you, the novice flagger, with basic flagging and communication (more commonly known as F&C) information.

don't worry—SCCA has many other ways for you to participate. Flag or turn marshals (flaggers) are an important part of any race event, and doing the job well requires your attention and willingness to learn.

In addition to being a keystone in this important role at SCCA events, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR and F1 also use SCCA flagging and communication officials and you can frequently find SCCA members stationed on corner at events like the 24 Hours of Daytona the US Grand Prix, the Canadian Grand Prix, and the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Race Services Inc., typically uses the standard SCCA Flagging Guidelines. Flags are used to convey information to the driver about course conditions ahead or to summon a driver into the pits. Some flags are displayed motionless or steady, while others are waved.

Cars and Rules is your home to view the current GCR, Fastrack, Recommended Rule Changes, Race Memos, and Member Advisories. The content on this page will provide valuable information for Road Racing compliance in the SCCA.

SCCA TIME TRIALS - RULES OF THE TRACK. The following sections govern the procedures for all SCCA Sanctioned events for the procedures listed. 1. Flags convey the commands or information indicated below. They must be obeyed immediately and without question.

Track flags are traditionally used in auto racing and similar motorsports to indicate track condition and to communicate important messages to drivers. Typically, the starter, sometimes the grand marshal of a race, waves the flags atop a flag stand near the start/finish line.