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Definition of chequered flag in English: chequered flagnoun Motorsports A flag with a black-and-white chequered pattern, displayed to drivers at the end of a race. Example sentencesExamples - He won pole position with a blistering qualifying time and controlled the race leading from the green light to the chequered flag, registering the race's fastest lap in the process.
- The eventful race which followed concluded with the team crossing the line 4th in class at the chequered flag and thus securing valuable points in the championship.
- Even though our drivers did not score any points in the race, we decided to pass the chequered flag out of respect for the spirit of the new rules.
- However, the order them remained unchanged to the chequered flag.
- How did you feel as you crossed the chequered flag?
Phrases defending champion Lyons went on to take the chequered flag Example sentencesExamples - I'm upset that I wasn't able to finish the race and take the chequered flag today.
- I was not exhausted at all when I took the chequered flag and I didn't sweat too much.
- He took the checkered flag at this race one year ago.
- Apart from the birth of my two children, there's no better feeling than crossing the line and taking the chequered flag.
- He started on pole in both the races and took the chequered flag with comfort.
- Those men have a sole agenda on race day: to take the checkered flag.
- Tom took the chequered flag in eighth place, gaining three points in the championship plus an extra point for leading the race.
- For the remaining six laps, it was a case of consolidation and a very relieved Carroll took the chequered flag in fourth place.
- Despite that, though, I'm pleased with the result, and pleased for the team that both cars took the chequered flag today.
- However, both drivers were able to take the chequered flag in the 67-lap race.
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