Marshalling system

In Simple Terms

Article 11J covers the marshalling system in F1, which is the network of officials stationed around the track to monitor the race, manage safety procedures, and communicate incidents to race control. Marshals are responsible for displaying flags and signals to drivers, assisting with accidents, and ensuring the track remains safe throughout the event.

• Marshals are positioned at various points around the circuit to monitor racing and safety
• Marshals display flags and signals to communicate track conditions and incidents to drivers
• Marshals assist with recovery of damaged cars, debris removal, and emergency procedures
• Marshals report incidents and track hazards to race control for decision-making