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It seems that every time a Formula One race is running, there is always a "Checkered Flag" finish line. This is pretty much a standard rule which every single driver has to follow during every single race. Under these circumstances, drivers take home the green after two laps with no more laps remaining, and once the green is complete, the red flag is waved, signaling the end of their race. Depending on the governing body, there are many variations of this rule utilized by every major sanctioning body in the sport.

There is no arguing the fact that racing is a lot of fun. I remember watching my first NASCAR race when I was in high school and being fascinated by the races. It did not take me long to fall in love with the sport. But like many others, I have been caught out at some times because I have not been paying close enough attention to the specifics of each race to know when the appropriate time to enter or exit the pits was.

During the early days of Nascar, (as in before NASCAR) there was really only one style of racing: "Lane Control". Each driver would place his car into the lead or be in front of another vehicle going in to make a turn. Once the car in front makes a turn, the driver in line behind must also apply pressure to the wheel without changing lanes. If his car in front gets to stop faster than he did, or loses traction, it's all right - a checkered flag is displayed. However, if another car makes a turn too quickly, causing a run out of track, a caution is displayed.