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In motorsport, a red flag means a session is immediately stopped due to a dangerous incident, like Leclerc's crash at Monza. All cars must return to the pit lane or designated safe area. It ensures safety for drivers, marshals, and spectators, allowing officials to clear debris, repair barriers, or attend to medical situations before racing can resume.
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