Classified

To be classified is the formal result as recorded by the FIAFédération Internationale de l'Automobile is the association responsible for the interests of motoring organisations and motor car users across the... There's more.... Official places are recorded for qualifyingQualifying (Quali) is a one-hour session used to determine pole position and the order the cars will line up behind... There's more... and finishing.

You are classified, and recorded, as a finisher if you complete more than 90% of the race distance. The race distance may be amended if there is a red flagThe Red flag is used to bring the session to an immediate halt. This can be due to any occurrence... There's more... and pointsFormula 1 runs two competitions over the course of the season, the Constructor's title and the Driver's title. Points are... There's more... will be allocated under a sliding scale points systemA race is classified after two laps are completed, and full points are awarded if more than 75% of the... There's more.... 

Cars that do not finish due to crashing or mechanical failure are recorded as DNFDid Not Finish (DNF). A classification that is given to a driver that starts a session but does not finish... There's more... (Did Not Finish).