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    Posted June 3, 2008 by
    ndianne
     
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    pit crew at work for Juniors car.

    By ndianne  |  Posted June 3, 2008  |  york, South Carolina
     

     

    This was qualifing for the coke cola 600 for Juniors car. I was there for the Craftsman Truck Race.  I Love going to the races!!!

     

     

    The black flag is officially called "the consultation flag." It means

    that the driver who receives it must pit to respond to a NASCAR concern.

     

     

    A white flag means that there is one more lap to go in the race. This flag is displayed exactly once per race.

     

     

    This is the "courtesy" flag or the "move over" flag. It is the only

    flag that is optional. A driver may, at his discretion, ignore this

    flag.

     

     

    These are the official meanings of the flags you requested....

    Thanks and have a wonderful week.

     

     

    Natalie Blanchette of South Carolina.

     

     

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