[Max Grafe]

Correct me if I'm misunderstanding the rules, but completing 2 laps should put me in the points standing for a race, right? I had to leave the Evora race today after 2 laps (which is reflected in the standings), but I wasn't awarded any points and my driver rating fell. Does the system not count the first lap for these purposes?

[Florian Wolfsgruber]

The rules are vague but from what I observed myself you only get points for your position when you finish the race.
Would be stupid otherwise since there could be multiple people getting points for the same position (e.g.: the leader leaves)

Incidents, however, will still give you negative points. And your rating just fell because you had 3 incidents.

[Max Grafe]

I know the incidents had an impact, but I've definitely gotten points without finishing the race before, so I'm guessing I just needed to finish one more lap.

[Florian Wolfsgruber]

Ok, then you're probably right.
I don't want to interfere with your business, but generally I would recommend you to finish races no matter how low your chances of a decent result seem. You will usually still get some action with others who dropped to the back of the field.

[Max Grafe]

Usually I do, this was kind of a ragequit situation but thanks anyway for the advice!

[Mika Hakala]

I know the incidents had an impact, but I've definitely gotten points without finishing the race before, so I'm guessing I just needed to finish one more lap.

You are correct, the limit is actually 3 completed laps. Regulations are incorrect.