Flags

White Flag
Warning that there is a slow car on the track.

Yellow Flag
A yellow flag means an accident. Its advised to drive very carefully with a yellow flag on the screen.

Green Flag
Means you are good to go, any issues on the track should be cleared.

Blue Flag
Blue flag is when a faster car approach from behind, and is typically displayed when being lapped. If flag rules are set to complete, make sure to let the car pass to avoid a penalty. In single class races, or multiclass races with next to no top-speed differences between the cars, try to move off the racing line in a safe place to let the other driver pass. In multi-class race with top-speed differences between the cars, you can stay on the racing line. Drive predictable when you let the car pass.

Black and white diagonal flag
A black and white diagonal flag signals when you go off the racing surface or drive the wrong way.

Checkered Flag
The leader has finished the race, you must race the remaining lap before you are finished.

Black Flag
A black flag means disqualification.