Watch the video below to learn how to safely execute a pass.

Recognizing signs of a mechanical failure and limping in learning material.

Recognizing hazardous conditions and adjusting accordingly learning material.

Take a quick glance at each flag station as you approach them. If a flag is displayed you must accurately identify it and respond in the appropriate manner.   

Predicting behaviors of other drivers learning material.

Watch the video below to learn proper passing etiquette:

The driver demonstrates the ability to successfully accomplish the goals of all drills related to the Blue and Yellow Passing Flag.

Overall mastering of car control learning material.

The driver should develop several points of reference for each section of track to assist with consistent braking, turn-in and track out. The driver should stay ahead of the car with their eyes up and be able to verbalize what they are looking at before they arrive at the reference point. Target fixating also occurs when something goes wrong and a driver finds they are going off track or spinning. Instead of fixating on a tire wall or other off track barrier, look for openings and clear space to direct the car. Where the eyes go, the car will go.

The driver is able to keep a firm yet relaxed grip on the steering wheel at the 9 and 3 o'clock position and does not pass the steering wheel between their hands. The idea is to maintain consistent contact with the car's steering feedback and to be able to make instant steering corrections as necessary.