2020 Trans-Am Series

Last updated September 03, 2023

The 2020 Trans-Am Series season is the 52nd running of the Trans-Am Series. The National Championship began on March 1 and will run for twelve rounds.^[1] Within this championship, a Northern Cup and Southern Cup are also awarded consisting of the point totals from certain rounds for drivers who are not running the full season.^[2] A separate West Coast Championship will also be held with some rounds separate from the national series and some together.

Entry List

National Championship

TA
Car	No.	Driver	Class	Rounds
Cadillac CTS-V	19	Kerry Hitt	M	All
Chevrolet Camaro	8	Tomy Drissi		All
	17	Martin Ragginger	R	8–9
	18	Jon Leavy	M	1
	59	Simon Gregg		2–3, 7–9
	87	Doug Peterson	M	2
	99	Justin Marks	R	8–9
Chevrolet Corvette	04	Matthew Butson		5–6
	3	Daniel Urrutia Jr.		1
	4	Tony Ave		2
	7	Ryan McManus		5–6
	23	Amy Ruman		All
	24	Matthew Butson		4
	30	Richard Grant	M	1–2, 4–9
	59	Simon Gregg		1, 4–6
Dodge Challenger	2	Boris Said		5, 7–9
	2	Paul Menard		6
	9	Jeff Hinkle		2, 5–6, 8–9
	43	Adam Andretti		1
Ford Mustang	6	Greg Pickett		7
	20	Chris Dyson		All
	21	Humaid al Masaood	R	1–7
	36	Cliff Ebben	M	4
	57	David Pintaric		2
	66	Denny Lamers	M	4
	86	John Baucom		1–2, 5–6
	98	Ernie Francis Jr.		All
TA2
Chevrolet Camaro	02	John Atwell		1, 7
	2	Aaron Pierce		1–2, 8–9
	7	Rafa Matos		All
	8	Cameron Lawrence		1
	10	Misha Goikhberg		1, 8–9
	11	Doug Winston	R	1
	13	Louis-Phillippe Montour		1
	13	Brad Gross	R	7
	20	Peter Klutt		1
	20	Michele Abbate		8–9
	22	Dylan Archer	R	3
	38	Edward Sevadjian	R	1, 4–6
	41	John Cloud	M	1, 5–7
	48	Scott Borchetta	R	2, 4–9
	57	Maurice Hull	M	All
	61	John Paul Southern Jr.	R	1–2, 5–9
	63	Bob Lima	M	1, 4–6, 8–9
	69	Mike Skinner	R	1
	77	Mike Skeen		1–4, 6
	83	John Paul Southern Jr.	R	1
	90	Dudley Fleck	R	4
	90	Chris Durbin	R	9
	92	Scott Lagasse Jr.		1–7
	96	Sam Mayer	R	4
		Connor Mosack	R	5–6, 8–9
		William Cox III	R	7
	98	Doug Winston		1, 4–7
Dodge Challenger	01	Rhett Barkau	R	4
	34	Jeff Wood	R	2–3
	71	Chris Durbin	R	8
	77	Matt Fassnacht	R	7
Ford Mustang	4	Tyler Kicera	R	4–6
	8	Cameron Lawrence		2–9
	9	Keith Prociuk^{[N 1]}^{[N 2]}		1, 4–9
		Boris Said ^{[N 1]}		7
		Michael Self ^{[N 2]}		8
	12	Alex Wright		1–7
	12	Drew Newbauer		8–9
	14	Matt Parent		1
	16	Jim Gallaugher		1–2, 4–6, 8–9
	17	Mark Brummond	R	8–9
	18	Scott Borchetta	R	3
	18	Ty Gibbs	R	4
	23	Curt Vogt	M	1–2, 5–9
	24	Brad McAllister		4
	26	Travis Cope	R	3
		Riley Herbst	R	4
		Ray Evernham	R	8–9
	31	Elias Anderson		1, 4, 7
	32	Barry Boes		1, 4–9
	37	Edward Sevajian		2–3, 7–9
	58	Cliff White	R	1, 4
	58	Franklin Futrelle	R	8–9
	60	Tim Gray	M	1, 3–4, 7–9
	66	Jett Noland	R	2–9
	75	Flinn Lazier	R	4
	77	Mike Skeen		5, 7–9
	81	Thomas Merrill		1–6, 8–9
	87	Doug Peterson	M	1–2, 4–6, 8–9
	87	Paul Tracy	R	7
	97	Tom Sheehan		All
	99	Jett Noland	R	1
		Misha Goikhberg		2
		Harrison Burton	R	4
		Michael Self	R	7
XGT
Aston Martin Vantage GT3	27	Marc Montour	M/R	1
Audi R8 GT3 Ultra	5	Ken Thwaits	M	1–5, 7–9
Audi R8 GT3 Ultra	7	Jason Daskalos		7
Audi R8 LMS Ultra	15	Kevin Long	R	1, 3
Audi R8 LMS Ultra	15	Josh Hill	R	4
Chevrolet Corvette	11	Justin Oakes	R	7
Mercedes AMG GT3	80	Dan Knox	R	7
Porsche 911 GT3 R	10	Erich Joiner	R	1–2, 4–6
SGT
BMW E92 M3	00	Gabriele Jasper	M/R	1
BMW E92 M3	01	Rich White	R	1
BMW M4 GT4	24	Mark Brummond	R	2, 5–6, 8–9
Chevrolet Corvette	02	Larry Bailey	M	1, 3–7
	11	Justin Oakes	R	8–9
	26	Aaron Pierce		1, 3–9
	28	Lou Gigliotti	M	2, 4–9
	33	Joe Moholland		5–7
	96	Adrian Wlostowski		3
Dodge Viper	84	Lee Saunders		All
Ford Mustang	96	Adrian Wlostowski		1–2, 4–9
Ford Mustang GT4	41	James Pesek	R	1
Porsche 991 GT3 Cup	16	Tom Herb		1
Porsche 991 GT3 Cup	44	Tim Kezman		1
Porsche 991.1 GT3 Cup	6	Carey Grant		2, 4–6, 8–9
	46	Mark Boden		1
	55	Milton Grant	M	1–2, 4–9
GT
Aston Martin Vantage	22	Steve Davison		1, 5–6
BMW E90 M3	07	Michael Saia	R	2
BMW E92 M3	00	Miguelangel Aponte-Rios	R	2
BMW E92 M3	03	Gabriele Jasper	R	2
Ford Mustang	14	Billy Griffin	R	1, 5–9
	37	Dan Schlickenmeyer	M/R	8–9
	86	John Baucom		8–9
Porsche GT4 Clubsport	45	Tim Horrell	R	1–2, 4–7
Entry Lists:^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7]

Icon	Class
R	Rookie
M	Master
	Northern Cup
	Southern Cup

West Coast Championship

TA
Car	No.	Driver	Class	Rounds
Chevrolet Camaro	66	Michael Fine		1
Chevrolet Corvette	13	Steve Goldman	R	2
Chevrolet Corvette	72	Michelle Nagai		1, 3
Ford Mustang	6	Greg Pickett	M	All
TA2
Chevrolet Camaro	04	CJ Cramm	R	4
	19	Matthew Butson		1–2
	25	Tom Klauer	R	1–3
	30	Michelle Abbate		All
	33	Nick Roseno	R	1–3
	49	Ethan Wilson		1
	76	Anthony Honeywell		1
	88	Cameron Parsons	R	1–3
Dodge Challenger	47	Corey Weber	R	2
Ford Mustang	16	Jim Gallaugher		4
	17	Tim Lynn		1–3
	29	Mitch Marvosh	M	1–3
	34	Jim Gallaugher		1–3
	49	Mitch Marvosh	M	4
	62	Thomas Merrill		3
	63	Rudy Revak	M/R	2–4
XGT
Mercedes-AMG GT3	59	Simon Gregg		1–2
SGT
Chevrolet Holden	00	John Schweitzer	R	3
Audi R8 GT4	04	Natalie Decker	R	1–2, 4
Factory Five GTM	4	Carl Rydquist		1–3
GT
Aston Martin Vantage GT4	74	Sean Young		4
Ford Mustang	7	Beau Borders		1–2
Chevrolet Camaro	65	Joe Bogetich	M	All
Entry Lists:^[8]^[9]

Icon	Class
R	Rookie
M	Master

Race Schedule and Results

National Championship

A 12 round preliminary schedule was released on October 16, 2019 ahead of the final round of the season. Brainerd Raceway returned to the schedule and Daytona International Speedway was dropped due to scheduling conflicts.^[10] On March 17, 2020, the Road Atlanta round was forced to be postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.^[11] This was the start of a series of postponements and cancellations that lead to a revised schedule being announced on April 7, 2020. In this schedule, the Detroit round was dropped reducing the series to an 11 round championship.^[12] Unfortunately the planned restart of the series at Indianapolis Motor Speedway was also postponed with a new date for the track still to be determined and the series resuming at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course instead.^[13] The rounds at Watkins Glen and Lime Rock Park were the final casualties of the outbreak with late cancellations leading to double headers at Virginia International Raceway and Road Atlanta.^[14]

Races	Circuit	Date	TA Winning driver	TA2 Winning driver	XGT Winning driver	SGT Winning driver	GT Winning driver	Supporting^[12]
1	Sebring International Raceway	February 29–March 1	Ernie Francis Jr.	Mike Skeen	Erich Joiner	Lee Saunders	Steven Davison	SVRA
2	Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course	June 26–28	Ernie Francis Jr.	Thomas Merrill	Erich Joiner	Mark Brummond	Tim Horrell	SVRA
3	Brainerd International Raceway	July 10–12	Tomy Drissi	Mike Skeen	Ken Thwaits	Lee Saunders	None entered	SCCA
4	Road America	August 6–8	Chris Dyson	Mike Skeen	Ken Thwaits	Lee Saunders	Tim Horrell	NASCAR Xfinity Series
5	Virginia International Raceway	September 25–27	Ernie Francis Jr.	Tyler Kicera	Ken Thwaits	Lee Saunders	Billy Griffin	SVRA
6	Virginia International Raceway	September 25–27	Ernie Francis Jr.	Mike Skeen	Erich Joiner	Adrian Wlostowski	Steven Davison	SVRA
7	Circuit of the Americas†	November 6–8	Boris Said	Rafa Matos	Jason Daskalos	Lou Gigliotti	Billy Griffin	SVRA
8	Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta	November 19–22	Martin Ragginger	Mike Skeen	Ken Thwaits	Justin Oakes	Billy Griffin	SVRA
9	Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta	November 19–22	Chris Dyson	Mike Skeen	None started	Mark Brummond	Billy Griffin	SVRA

Races are part of the Northern Cup

Races are part of the Southern Cup

† Race is held in combination with the Trans Am West Coast Championship

West Coast Championship

A six round provisional schedule was released on October 31, 2019 ahead of the final round of the 2019 Trans-Am Championship.^[15] Sonoma Raceway gained a second date with the first kicking off the series and the second being moved to August. This was done at the expensive of the Auto Club Speedway roval which lost its place on the calendar. The final round at Circuit of the Americas was also moved to November. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, however, the schedule was forced to change. Under the new calendar, the series started at Thunderhill Raceway Park and concluded with a double-header at Weathertech Raceway Laguna Seca.^[12]

Races	Circuit	Date	TA Winning driver	TA2 Winning driver	XGT Winning driver	SGT Winning driver	GT Winning driver	Supporting
1	Thunderhill Raceway Park	August 1–2	Greg Pickett	Ethan Wilson	Simon Gregg	Carl Rydquist	Joe Bogetich	NASA
2	Sonoma Raceway	August 21–23	Greg Pickett	Matthew Butson	Simon Gregg	Carl Rydquist	Joe Bogetich	NASA
3	Sonoma Raceway	October 9–11	Greg Pickett	Thomas Merrill	None entered	Carl Rydquist	None started	NASA
4	Sonoma Raceway	October 9–11	Greg Pickett	Thomas Merrill	None entered	Carl Rydquist	None started	NASA
5	Circuit of the Americas†	November 6–8	Greg Pickett	Jim Gallaugher^{[N 3]}	None entered	Natalie Decker	Sean Young	SVRA

† Race is held in combination with the Trans Am National Championship

Championship Standings

Points System

Race Position	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25+
Points	30	27	25	23	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1

Qualifying Position	1st	2nd	3rd	LL	LML	R	M
Points	3	2	1	1	1*	Rookie	Master

Drivers may choose to declare for Northern or Southern Cup points, but these drivers may not run the full national season. Each Cup consists of the points from only some of the rounds.

Awards are also given to the highest ranked Master and Rookie drivers in each class. The Master classification is given to drivers over 60 years old while the Rookie classification is for drivers competing in their first full year. Some drivers may be eligible for both.

National Championship

TA

Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	SEB	OHI	BRA	RDA	VIR1	VIR2	COT	ATL1	ATL2	Points	NC	SC
1	Ernie Francis Jr.		Ford Mustang	1^1*	1	6¹	2³	1²	1^1*	2²	11	4	253
2	Tomy Drissi		Chevrolet Camaro	2	4²	1^2*	6²	7	6²	4	2	3³	225
3	Chris Dyson		Ford Mustang	12	3	7	1^1*	3³	2³	9³	10²	1¹	202
4	Amy Ruman		Chevrolet Corvette	3²	7	2³	10	4	3	5	5	7	191
5	Simon Gregg		Chevrolet Corvette/ Chevrolet Camaro	5	6³	3	4	6	4	6	7	8	190
6	Kerry Hitt	M	Cadillac CTS-V	7	8	5	8	11	8	7	8	DNS	146
7	Richard Grant	M	Chevrolet Corvette	8	DNS		7	9	5	8	9	9	127
8	Boris Said		Dodge Challenger					2^1*		1^1*	3³	5	114
9	Humaid al Masaood	R	Ford Mustang	4	11	4	WD	12	9	WD			92
10	John Baucom		Ford Mustang	11	9			5	11				68		51
11	Martin Ragginger	R	Chevrolet Camaro								1^1*	2²	64
12	Jeff Hinkle		Dodge Challenger		12			13			6	9	55		41
13	Matthew Butson		Chevrolet Corvette				9	10	10				49
14	Justin Marks	R	Chevrolet Camaro								4	6	43
15	Tony Ave		Chevrolet Corvette		2^1*								32
16	Cliff Ebben	M	Ford Mustang				3						25	25
17	Greg Pickett	M	Ford Mustang							3			25
18	Doug Peterson	M	Chevrolet Camaro		5								21
19	Denny Lamers	M	Ford Mustang				5						21	21
20	Jon Leavy	M	Chevrolet Camaro	6									20		20
21	Paul Menard		Dodge Challenger						7				19
22	Ryan McManus		Chevrolet Corvette					8					18		18
23	Adam Andretti		Dodge Challenger	9³									18	0
24	Daniel Urrutia Jr.		Chevrolet Corvette	10									16		16
25	David Pintaric		Ford Mustang		10								16
Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	SEB	OHI	BRA	RDA	VIR1	VIR2	COT	ATL1	ATL2	Points	NC	SC

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Excluded (EX)

^{1, 2, 3} - Qualifying position (only shown for points positions)
Bold - Lead a lap
* - Lead most laps
Italics - Fastest lap

TA2

Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	SEB	OHI	BRA	RDA	VIR1	VIR2	COT	ATL1	ATL2	Points	NC	SC
1	Mike Skeen		Chevrolet Camaro/ Ford Mustang	1¹	3²	1^1*	1^3*	6¹	1	3¹	1^1*	1^1*	281
2	Rafa Matos		Chevrolet Camaro	3	13¹	3	3²	2²	19	1^3*	3²	10	207
3	Cameron Lawrence		Chevrolet Camaro/ Ford Mustang	2²	15	5	25¹	3³	3³	2²	2	2²	204
4	Thomas Merrill		Ford Mustang	14^3*	1^3*	2²	6	4	9²		4	17³	173
5	Jett Noland	R	Ford Mustang	9³	6	6	22	10	16	11	12	3	141
6	Scott Borchetta	R	Chevrolet Camaro/ Ford Mustang		9	9	21	11	8	10	9	11	120
7	Keith Prociuk		Ford Mustang	12			7	9	4	WD	6	4	116
8	Barry Boes		Ford Mustang	11			11	15	6	7	10	6	116
9	Tom Sheehan		Ford Mustang	23	7	11	15	19	7	22	11	8	111
10	Scott Lagasse Jr.		Chevrolet Camaro	27	2	4³	9	20	18	4			107
11	Doug Peterson	M	Ford Mustang	6	18		26	7	5		8	7	106
12	Maurice Hull	M	Chevrolet Camaro	24	14	14	13	14	10	13	18	9	106		69
13	John Paul Southern Jr.	R	Chevrolet Camaro	13	4			21		5	7	5	102		79
14	Tyler Kicera	R	Ford Mustang				4	1^*	2^1*				87
15	Edward Sevadjian	R	Chevrolet Camaro/ Ford Mustang	7	16	15	DNS	8	17	17	22	23	83
16	Jim Gallaugher		Ford Mustang	19	12		23	13	11		17	19	70
17	Alex Wright		Ford Mustang	DNS	10	12	24	18	12	12			68	32
18	Curt Vogt	M	Ford Mustang	17	11			12		19	16	DNS	57
19	Misha Goikhberg		Chevrolet Camaro/ Ford Mustang	4	5						14	22	56
20	Bob Lima	M	Chevrolet Camaro	18			12	16			21	14	49
21	Elias Anderson		Ford Mustang	5			8			21			44
22	Connor Mosack	R	Chevrolet Camaro					5	14		20	21	44
23	John Atwell		Chevrolet Camaro	10						6			36		36
24	Jeff Wood	R	Dodge Challenger		8	10							34
25	John Cloud	M	Chevrolet Camaro	28				17	13	15			34
26	Franklin Futrelle	R	Ford Mustang								5³	15	33
27	Tim Gray	M	Ford Mustang	20		13	16				23	DNS	32	23
28	Doug Winston	R	Chevrolet Camaro	22			17	DNS	15	18			32
29	Sam Mayer	R	Chevrolet Camaro				2						27
30	Michelle Abbate		Chevrolet Camaro								15	12	27
31	Aaron Pierce		Chevrolet Camaro	25	17						13	20	26
32	Brad McAllister		Ford Mustang				5						21
33	Drew Newbauer		Ford Mustang								19	13	20
34	Travis Cope	R	Ford Mustang			7							19
35	Matt Fassnacht	R	Dodge Challenger							8			18
36	Dylan Archer	R	Chevrolet Camaro			8							18
37	Peter Klutt		Chevrolet Camaro	8									18
38	Boris Said		Ford Mustang							9			17
39	Harrison Burton	R	Ford Mustang				10						16
40	Rhett Barkau	R	Dodge Challenger				14						12
41	Brad Gross	R	Chevrolet Camaro							14			12
42	Cliff White	R	Ford Mustang	15									11
43	Ray Evernham	R	Ford Mustang								26	16	11
44	Louis-Phillippe Montour		Chevrolet Camaro	16									10		10
45	William Cox III	R	Chevrolet Camaro							16			10
46	Chris Durbin	R	Dodge Challenger/ Chevrolet Camaro								24	18	10
47	Flinn Lazier	R	Ford Mustang				18						8
48	Ty Gibbs	R	Ford Mustang				19						7
49	Michael Self	R	Ford Mustang							20	DNS		6
50	Dudley Fleck	R	Chevrolet Camaro				20						6
51	Matt Parent		Ford Mustang	21									5
52	Mark Brummond	R	Ford Mustang								25	DNS	1
53	Mike Skinner	R	Chevrolet Camaro	26									1
54	Riley Herbst	R	Ford Mustang				DNS						0
55	Paul Tracy	R	Ford Mustang							DSQ			0
Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	SEB	OHI	BRA	RDA	VIR1	VIR2	COT	ATL1	ATL2	Points	NC	SC

XGT

Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	SEB	OHI	BRA	RDA	VIR1	VIR2	COT	ATL1	ATL2	Points	NC	SC
1	Ken Thwaits	M	Audi R8 GT3 Ultra	3²	2¹	1^1*	1^2*	1^1*	2²	2	1^1*	DNS	253
2	Erich Joiner	R	Porsche 911 GT3 R	1^1*	1^2*		2¹	2	1^1*				150
3	Jason Daskalos		Audi R8 GT3 Ultra							1²			33
4	Kevin Long	R	Audi R8 LMS Ultra	DNS		2²							29
5	Dan Knox	R	Mercedes AMG GT3							4^1*			28
6	Marc Montour	M/R	Aston Martin Vantage GT3	2³									28		28
7	Justin Oakes	R	Chevrolet Corvette							3³			26
8	Josh Hill	R	Audi R8 LMS Ultra				3³						24
Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	SEB	OHI	BRA	RDA	VIR1	VIR2	COT	ATL1	ATL2	Points	NC	SC

SGT

Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	SEB	OHI	BRA	RDA	VIR1	VIR2	COT	ATL1	ATL2	Points	NC	SC
1	Lee Saunders		Dodge Viper	1^2*	3²	1^1*	1^1*	1^1*	6¹	6	3²	3	252
2	Adrian Wlostowski		Ford Mustang/ Chevrolet Corvette	3	2³	2	5³	2³	1^2*	2¹	5³	2³	245
3	Milton Grant	M	Porsche 991.1 GT3 Cup	WD	6		3	5	3	3	7	5	156
4	Mark Brummond	R	BMW M4 GT4		1^1*			3²	2		4	1^*	143
5	Carey Grant		Porsche 991.1 GT3 Cup		4		2	4	4		6	4	139
6	Lou Gigliotti	M	Chevrolet Corvette		5		6²	7	5³	1^2*	2	DSQ	126
7	Aaron Pierce		Chevrolet Corvette	9		3²	7	9	7	5³	8	DNS	94	37
8	Larry Bailey	M	Chevrolet Corvette	5		DNS	4	8	8				62	23
9	Justin Oakes		Chevrolet Corvette								1^1*	6¹	60
10	Joe Moholland		Chevrolet Corvette					6		4			43		43
11	Mark Boden		Porsche 991.1 GT3 Cup	2³									28
12	Tom Herb		Porsche 991 GT3 Cup	4									23
13	Tim Kezman		Porsche 991 GT3 Cup	7¹									23
14	James Pesek	R	Ford Mustang GT4	6									20
15	Rich White	R	BMW E92 M3	8									18	0
16	Gabriele Jasper	M/R	BMW E92 M3	DNS									0	0
Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	SEB	OHI	BRA	RDA	VIR1	VIR2	COT	ATL1	ATL2	Points	NC	SC

GT

Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	SEB	OHI	BRA	RDA	VIR1	VIR2	COT	ATL1	ATL2	Points	NC	SC
1	Billy Griffin	R	Ford Mustang	2³				1²	2^2*	1^1*	1^1*	1^1*	197
2	Tim Horrell	R	Porsche GT4 Clubsport	3¹	1^1*		1^1*	3^1*	DNS	2²			145
3	Steve Davison		Aston Martin Vantage	1^2*				2³	1¹				96
4	John Baucom		Ford Mustang								3²	2²	56
5	Miguelangel Aponte-Rios	R	BMW E92 M3		2²								29	29
6	Dan Schlickenmeyer	M/R	Ford Mustang								2³	DNS	28
7	Gabriele Jasper	R	BMW E92 M3		3³								26	26
8	Michael Saia	R	BMW E90 M3		4								23	23
Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	SEB	OHI	BRA	RDA	VIR1	VIR2	COT	ATL1	ATL2	Points	NC	SC

West Coast Championship

TA

Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	THU	SON1	SON2	SON3	COT	Points
1	Greg Pickett	M	Ford Mustang	1^1*	1^1*	1^1*	1^1*	1^1*	175
2	Michelle Nagai		Chevrolet Corvette	DNS		2²	2²		59
3	Steve Goldman	R	Chevrolet Corvette		2²				16
4	Michael Fine		Chevrolet Camaro	DNS					0
Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	THU	SON1	SON2	SON3	COT	Points

TA2

Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	THU	SON1	SON2	SON3	COT	Points
1	Jim Gallaugher		Ford Mustang	6	7	2	4	1²	122
2	Michelle Abbate		Chevrolet Camaro	4	5	3	5	2³	119
3	Tim Lynn		Ford Mustang	2²	11²	4³	2²		99
4	Mitch Marvosh	M	Ford Mustang	5	4	6	9	3	98
5	Rudy Revak	M/R	Ford Mustang		3	5	8	4	87
6	Cameron Parsons	R	Chevrolet Camaro	8	8	7	6		75
7	Thomas Merrill		Ford Mustang			1^1*	1^1*		70
8	Tom Klauer	R	Chevrolet Camaro	3	9	8	7		70
9	Nick Roseno	R	Chevrolet Camaro	DNS	2	9²	3³		64
10	Matthew Butson		Chevrolet Camaro	7³	1^1*				55
11	Ethan Wilson		Chevrolet Camaro	1^1*					35
12	Anthony Honeywell		Chevrolet Camaro	9	6³				30
13	CJ Cramm	R	Chevrolet Camaro					5¹	26
14	Corey Weber	R	Dodge Challenger		10				16
Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	THU	SON1	SON2	SON3	COT	Points

XGT

Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	THU	SON1	SON2	SON3	COT	Points
1	Simon Gregg		Mercedes-AMG GT3	1^1*	1^1*				70
Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	THU	SON1	SON2	SON3	COT	Points

SGT

Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	THU	SON1	SON2	SON3	COT	Points
1	Carl Rydquist		Factory Five GTM	1^1*	1^1*	1^2*	1^1*		137
2	Natalie Decker	R	Audi R8 GT4	2²	2²			1^1*	93
3	John Schweitzer	R	Chevrolet Holden			2¹	2²		59
Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	THU	SON1	SON2	SON3	COT	Points

GT

Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	THU	SON1	SON2	SON3	COT	Points
1	Joe Bogetich	M	Chevrolet Camaro	1^2*	1*	WD	WD	2²	95
2	Beau Borders		Ford Mustang	2¹	2¹				61
3	Sean Young		Aston Martin Vantage GT4					1^1*	35
Pos.	Driver	Class	Car	THU	SON1	SON2	SON3	COT	Points

Notes

1 2 Keith Prociuk practiced and qualified the #9 Ford Mustang at Circuit of the Americas, but handed the car over to Boris Said for the race.
1 2 Michael Self practiced and qualified the #9 Ford Mustang at Road Atlanta, but handed the car over to Keith Prociuk for the race.
↑ Michele Abbate crossed the finish line first, but was later penalized for passing under a double yellow flag.

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References

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↑ "2020 Sebring Schedule v3 (2-21-20) (pdf)" (PDF). 2020-02-21. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2020-06-04.
↑ "2020 Mid-Ohio Entry List (6-26-20) (pdf)" (PDF). June 26, 2020. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2020-06-29.
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↑ "2020 Thunderhill Entry List (7-25-20) (pdf)" (PDF). July 25, 2020. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2020-07-26.
↑ "Sonoma Entry List 8/15/20" (PDF). August 15, 2020.
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↑ "Trans Am Announces New Start Date for Regular Season". gotransam.com. Retrieved 2020-06-03.
↑ "Trans Am Adds Double Header to VIRginia International Raceway". gotransam.com. Retrieved 2020-08-22.
↑ "Trans Am Announces 2020 West Coast Championship Schedule". gotransam.com. Retrieved 2020-06-03.

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[COTAswitch-3] 1 2 Keith Prociuk practiced and qualified the #9 Ford Mustang at Circuit of the Americas, but handed the car over to Boris Said for the race.

[ATLswitch-4] 1 2 Michael Self practiced and qualified the #9 Ford Mustang at Road Atlanta, but handed the car over to Keith Prociuk for the race.

[COTAWestWinner-18] Michele Abbate crossed the finish line first, but was later penalized for passing under a double yellow flag.

[1] "Trans Am - America's Road Racing Series".

[2] "Trans Am Reveals 2019 Championship Schedule". gotransam.com. Retrieved 2020-06-03.

[5] "2020 Sebring Schedule v3 (2-21-20) (pdf)" (PDF). 2020-02-21. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2020-06-04.

[6] "2020 Mid-Ohio Entry List (6-26-20) (pdf)" (PDF). June 26, 2020. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2020-06-29.

[7] "2020 Brainerd Entry List (7-7-20) (pdf)" (PDF). July 7, 2020. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2020-07-10.

[8] "2020 Road America Entry List (8-6-20) (pdf)" (PDF). August 6, 2020. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2020-09-22.

[9] "2020 VIR Entry List (9-22-20) (pdf)" (PDF). September 22, 2020.

[10] "2020 Thunderhill Entry List (7-25-20) (pdf)" (PDF). July 25, 2020. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2020-07-26.

[11] "Sonoma Entry List 8/15/20" (PDF). August 15, 2020.

[12] "Trans Am Announces 2020 Schedule". gotransam.com. Retrieved 2020-06-03.

[13] "Trans Am Postpones Road Atlanta Round". gotransam.com. Retrieved 2020-06-03.

[:0-14] 1 2 3 "Trans Am Announces Revised 2020 Schedule". gotransam.com. Retrieved 2020-06-03.

[15] "Trans Am Announces New Start Date for Regular Season". gotransam.com. Retrieved 2020-06-03.

[16] "Trans Am Adds Double Header to VIRginia International Raceway". gotransam.com. Retrieved 2020-08-22.

[17] "Trans Am Announces 2020 West Coast Championship Schedule". gotransam.com. Retrieved 2020-06-03.

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Contents

Entry List

National Championship

West Coast Championship

Race Schedule and Results

National Championship

West Coast Championship

Championship Standings

Points System

National Championship

TA

TA2

XGT

SGT

GT

West Coast Championship

TA

TA2

XGT

SGT

GT

Notes

External links

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References