NexFLAG

LED race flags for karting circuits

NexFLAG shows track flags on LED displays installed at marshal posts. The flag changes with a single press on the remote control, and every change is time-stamped.

LED display: chequered flag, end of session

On the track

Every post shows the right flag

Marshals stay in control of their post. Race control keeps an overview.

  • 5-button remote control

    At the marshal post, a single press displays the required flag.

  • Track flags

    Green, yellow, red, blue, chequered, black, black-and-orange: the flags appear in colour on a single LED panel.

  • Centralised control

    Control the flags at every post on the circuit from the web interface.

  • Time-stamped log

    Every flag change is time-stamped and recorded. You can review how a session unfolded to analyse it.

Trackside

An illuminated colour flag at every post

The 96 × 64 pixel RGB LED display reproduces the flag in colour. Its IP65 enclosure is built for trackside use, and mains or battery power adapts to the location of each post.

  • 2.4 GHz radio link between the Central Unit and the posts
  • Range up to 1,000 m in open field
  • No network cable to run along the track
LED display: yellow flag, danger, slow down

How it works

From marshal post to session log

  1. Install a display at each post

    Wall, pole or suspended mounting, facing the track.

  2. Connect the Central Unit

    It links the posts by radio and centralises flag changes.

  3. Display the flag

    The marshal presses the remote control and the flag appears at their post.

  4. Check the log

    Every change is time-stamped, so you can reconstruct the session afterwards.

Frequently asked questions

Is NexFLAG approved for competition?

NexFLAG does not currently hold federation approval. If your circuit hosts official events, contact us so we can review your requirements before any project.

Can the posts run on battery?

Yes. The display comes in a mains or battery version. We advise you based on the location of each post.

Do cables need to be run between the posts?

No network cable: the Central Unit communicates with the displays over 2.4 GHz radio frequency, up to 1,000 m in open field.

Can we see NexFLAG in operation before buying?

Yes. We organise a demonstration at your circuit or by video call.

Equip your marshal posts

Request a NexFLAG demonstration at your circuit or by video call.