π means finishing something or reaching the end, and it is also used for racing and motorsport. Apple's artwork shows a black and white chequered flag on a gray pole.

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π is used for anything to do with finishing or racing. People send it when a task, exam, project or trip is done, and in Formula 1, MotoGP and other racing chats. It can also mean 'let's go' at the start of an event or race.
It usually means 'done' or 'made it', such as finishing exams, a long drive or a workout. It can also mark the start of a race or challenge.
It is a quick way to say a project or task is finished. It reads as neutral and positive.
last exam done π
race day ποΈπ
finished my first 10k ππ
report sent, project closed π
| π vs π© | π© is a red flag that warns of a problem, while π means finishing or racing. |
|---|---|
| π vs π³οΈ | π³οΈ is a white flag for giving up, while π marks the end of a race or a job done. |
| Name | chequered flag |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F3C1 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | checkered, chequered, finish, flag, flags, game, race, racing, sport, win |
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π means finishing something or reaching the end, and it is also used for racing and motorsport. Apple's artwork shows a black and white chequered flag on a gray pole.
It is mainly a finish flag, since the chequered flag is waved when racers cross the finish line. People still use it loosely for the start of a race or event.
π means finished or racing. π© is a red flag used to point out warning signs, often about a person's behavior.
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