The 'green-white-checkered’ rule was first used in the Craftsman Truck Series. Under unfavorable circumstances, if a race reached the scheduled distance under a caution flag, the sanctioning ...

In addition to its traditional use, the checkered flag can also be displayed in green during a race. This green checkered flag signifies the end of a race stage. NASCAR races are often divided ...

From the green flag signaling the start to the checkered flag marking the end, each flag serves a crucial role in guiding the race. Learn what each flag means, from caution periods to victory laps ...

At the end of each stage, a green-and-checkered flag waves, and the top 10 drivers in the race at that time are awarded bonus points in the season championship. Those bonus points incentivize ...

many know a checkered flag in any racing event will always mean that a racer has crossed the finish line. The first solid-colored flag you'll typically see at a motor racing event is the green ...

We had seven or eight green-white-checkered finishes ... Like, now we’re back to, ‘Oh, we need to race to the checkered [flag], and we don’t need to throw the caution.’ ...

Ryan Blaney was recently spotted handing the checkered flag to a young fan after his Nashville triumph — a gesture that has ...

Instead, the field raced back to the checkered flag and no caution was ... “Moving forward and always, our goal is to get to a green-flag finish,” Hamilton said. “We do not want to be ...