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.

Justin Allgaier celebrates with the checkered flag after winning the NASCAR Xfinity Cabo Wabo 250 race at Michigan (Source: Imagn) NASCAR has been using the ‘green-white-checkered’ rule for ...

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.’ ...

The series of red flags started when Felix Rosenqvist ... The concern with a green-white-checkered finish is safety as drivers will get more aggressive in a one-lap dash to the finish, resulting ...

It ended up setting the field for a Green White Checkered finish to end the race. That was until the other incidents to put the race into two overtime restarts. Denny Hamlin, until that restart ...

A green flag will usually be ... Different from the iconic checkered flag, Formula 1 viewers and drivers may see a variety of white and/or black flags throughout the race, which all mean different ...

Contact between Noah Gragson and Austin Cindric while battling for 21st on the penultimate lap to set up a slew of green-white-checkered flags. Most drivers running in the top 15 were close on ...