Blue: The blue flag means that a car is approaching you from behind and may
wish to pass. This is an advisory flag only. You are not required to let
the car pass. In races, the blue flag is only displayed if the car behind
is one or more laps ahead of you. This usually means that it is a faster
car, so pay more attention to it in races.
All us gentlemen of course act according to the advise.
Bart Westra
John Wallace heeft geschreven in bericht
>>I read somewhere that in 1967 you were not required to move over when
being
>>lapped. He really has to pass you.
>Hmm, I've never heard that. Maybe that is correct although logically
>(Captain) I can't see the sense in it. There is no advantage to the
>car being lapped in keeping the leader behind him, and in fact having
>a faster and agitated car behind you could be pretty worrying lap
>after lap. With nothing to gain I'd let him through, even if the rules
>didn't require it.
>Cheers!
>John