Standard annual MSA slide with the support of the Training Trust

1. Standard annual MSA slide with the support of the Training Trust

2. Housekeeping

3. Trainer Slide • Name and MSA Lead Trainer grade/title • Experience • Disciplines

4. Circuit Flag Marshalling

7. Clothing for protection  

9. Other essentials • Hat – for hot and cold weather. • Extra layers for cold weather • Plenty of food. • Drink – hot and cold, but • NO ALCOHOL • Sun cream

10. Safety priorities Look after Yourself Your colleagues The competitor(s) The spectators The cars

11. On post positioning

12. Use the barriers

13. Tyre barrier contents

14. Protect your ears

15. Protect your eyes

16. Dress for the weather

17. Relax between sessions

18. The Flags

19. Flag marshalling

20. Yellow flag Single Waved Danger, slow down sufficiently to ensure that full control of the vehicle can be retained. No overtaking Double Waved Great danger. Slow down considerably. Be prepared to suddenly change from the projected racing line, or take other evasive action including stopping if necessary. No overtaking.

21. Green flag • Waved • All clear, at the end of a danger area controlled by yellow flags. • Also shown at all posts during the first lap of each practice session and during the formation lap • End of Safety Car period Start line only Used to signal the start of a formation lap.

23. 5 3 5 3

24. The official rule Overtaking or not slowing down between a point that a yellow flag is displayed until the green flag is passed is an offence

25. Hazard area board ! A warning of a hazard that was not present when the practice/race commenced If a hazard has been indicated by yellow flags these may be withdrawn even though the hazard remains. It will then be indicated by a hazard area board at the flag post preceding the hazard. It is then the competitors’ responsibility to take appropriate care.

26. Striped flag Stationary Slippery surface ahead Waved Slippery surface imminent

27. 5 5

28. White flag Stationary A service car or slow moving car is on the circuit. Waved The white flag will be waved to indicate the sector of the track that the slow moving vehicle is in, and held stationary whilst the vehicle is in the next sector

29. 5 5

30. Red flag Waved Immediately cease driving at racing speed and proceed slowly, without overtaking, and with maximum caution to pits or start line obeying marshals’ instructions, and being prepared to stop should the track be blocked.

31. Blue flag Stationary Another competitor is following close behind Waved Another competitor is trying to overtake

32. Start Line flags

33. Displayed with competitor's number Black with orange disk Apparent mechanical failure or fire which might not be obvious to the driver. The car concerned must call in at the pits for repair on the next lap. 123 Black & white flag split diagonally A warning to the driver that his behaviour is suspect and he may be black flagged on further reports 123

34. Displayed with competitor's number Black flag The driver must stop at his pits within one lap of receiving the signal and report to the Clerk of the Course. A penalty of exclusion may be enforced by the display of the black flag. 123

35. Start & finish line Start line Red lights or National Flag Start Finish line Chequered Flag End of race or practice

36. Safety car SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

37. Safety car SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

38. Flag signals & their meanings

39. Flag signals & their meanings

40. Flag signals & their meanings

41. Catchpole's view

42. Hand Signals

43. Stop Hand signals

44. Enjoy – and stay safe!

45. Effective use of flags?

46. Evaluation

47. Acknowledgements • Club logos • Venue thanks etc • With the support of the training trust