If you're racing the actual car that's giving you the flag, there should definitely not be a blue flag.
Quote from filur :When you are racing for position, the blue flag message is basically an error. A server that requires you to Shift+S when you are slower or when you spin or crash should be avoided if you are looking for anything like a real race experience online. Failing to act after being shown three waved blue flags may result in a penalty.Ī person who spams "MOVE OVER BLUE FLAG!!" etc, should be ignored, they don't understand the rules of racing. "Yielding" means simply to allow the faster car to get past you and this should be done in a safe manner, in a safe place at the discretion of the car being overtaken. A waved blue flag requires action on the part of the slower car but, as outlined in the sporting code, the car does not need to go off the racing line, move over, or stop. A static or held blue flag indicates that a faster car is approaching from behind, it isn't always a situation of being lapped either, the blue flag can be shown to a slow car even if it is fighting for position on the same lap as the approaching car (though these cases are not the norm). There are also two main types of fblue flag, static and waved. When overtaking and blue flag rules are used in conjunction with each other (after all, the majority of Blue Flag instances will include overtaking) the picture is quite clear. I created this topic a long time ago in order to help members take a close look at why the blue flag rules cause confusion sometimes.
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