chequered flag
chequered flag, ๊ฒฉ์ ๋ฌด๋ฌ ๊น๋ฐ
This flag marks the finish line in car races and other sporting events. Its black and white checkered pattern makes it easily visible from a distance.
In F1 racing and other motorsports, this flag is waved when the winner crosses the finish line. It signifies the end of the race and is easily recognized worldwide.
This flag marks the finish line in car races and other sporting events. Its black and white checkered pattern makes it easily visible from a distance.
In F1 racing and other motorsports, this flag is waved when the winner crosses the finish line. It signifies the end of the race and is easily recognized worldwide.
First used in the 1906 Indianapolis 500, it has become a symbol of motorsports. The checkered pattern is designed to be clearly visible from afar and symbolizes the excitement and tension of racing.
Today, it's frequently used not only in sports but also on social media and in messages to express "reaching a goal" or "success." It's also used as a celebratory symbol when achieving goals in games, work, or overcoming a difficult challenge.