At the moment you must either win the race or cross the finishing line after the winner has done so in order to be classified as a race finisher. This means that if you, for example, do 9 laps of a 10 lap race and stop on track during the 10th lap you will not be classified as a finisher. If some of the other finishers in the race were a lap or more down on the winner you should be classified ahead of them in the finishing standings. In real life F1 (and no doubt in countless other race series in the world) you can still be classified as a race finisher even if you don't cross the finishing line. Additionally as things are currently you only have to do 1 lap of a race to be classified as a finisher, whereas in a number of most real life series you have to complete at least a certain percentage of the laps of the winner. Any thoughts?