Much like Formula 1, a black flag in NASCAR signals a driver to immediately come into the pits for an on-track offense.

The black flag with a white X on it isn't one you see every week in NASCAR. We break down what it means and why your favorite driver doesn't want to see it.

A furled or rolled-up black flag pointed at the car in question is typically a warning. Those good people running the event are saying to you, in not so many words, "Hey, we saw what you did, we ...

Why F1 is set to see more of the black and white warning flag rather than immediate penalties; Watch the Singapore GP live on Sky Sports F1 this weekend ...

In Formula 1 racing, the black and white flag is used as a warning flag to indicate unsportsmanlike conduct or a breach of racing regulations. ... Virtual Safety Car (VSC) Flag: ...

During this weekend’s Formula 1 race in Baku, Azerbaijan, we were treated to a rare appearance of the black and orange flag. The black flag with an orange spot in the middle is one of 12 ...

The only black driver in NASCAR’s top tier, he has emerged as an impassioned activist who got the flag banned at races in the largely white sport after years of putting up with it.

He’s won 200 NASCAR races and seven Cup titles and his nickname is the King. That’s why Richard Petty gets to do things us mere mortals can only dream of -- like lead the field to the green in ...

While racing series such as Formula 1 use the white flag to indicate that a slow-moving car is on the track, NASCAR utilizes it differently.