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This list of 2002 motorsport champions is a list of national or international auto racing series with a Championship decided by the points or positions earned by a driver from multiple races.
| Series | Driver | Season article |
|---|---|---|
| American Le Mans Series | LMP900:  Tom Kristensen | 2002 American Le Mans Series season |
LMP675:  Jon Field | ||
GTS:  Ron Fellows | ||
GT:  Lucas Luhr GT: Sascha Maassen | ||
| FIA GT Championship | GT:  Christophe Bouchut | 2002 FIA GT Championship season |
| GT Teams: Larbre Compétition | ||
| N-GT: Stéphane Ortelli | ||
| N-GT Teams: Freisinger Motorsport | ||
| FIA Sportscar Championship | SR1:  Jan Lammers SR1: Val Hillebrand | 2002 FIA Sportscar Championship season |
| SR1 Teams: Racing for Holland | ||
SR2:  Mirko SavoldiSR2: Piergiuseppe Peroni | ||
| SR2 Teams: Lucchini Engineering | ||
| Rolex Sports Car Series | SRP:  Didier Theys | 2002 Rolex Sports Car Series season |
| SRPII: Terry Borcheller | ||
| GTS: Chris Bingham | ||
| GT: Bill Auberlen GT: Cort Wagner | ||
| AGT: Kerry Hitt | ||
| Trans-Am Series | Boris Said | 2002 Trans-Am Series |
| Teams: ACS Express Racing | ||
| Manufacturers: Ford |
| Series | Driver | Season article |
|---|---|---|
| British Touring Car Championship |  James Thompson | 2002 British Touring Car Championship |
| Teams: Vauxhall Motorsport | ||
| Manufacturers: Vauxhall | ||
| Production: James Kaye | ||
| Production Teams: Synchro Motorsport | ||
| Independent: Dan Eaves | ||
| European Touring Car Championship | Overall: Fabrizio Giovanardi | |
| Manufacturers: Alfa Romeo | ||
| Independents: Fabrizio Giovanardi | ||
| Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters | Laurent Aïello | 2002 Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters season |
| New Zealand Touring Car Championship |  Barrie Thomlinson | 2002 New Zealand Touring Car Championship |
| New Zealand V8 Championship | Ashley Stichbury | 2001–02 New Zealand V8 season |
| V8 Supercar Championship Series |  Mark Skaife | 2002 V8 Supercar Championship Series |
| Teams: Holden Racing Team | ||
| Manufacturers: Holden | ||
| Konica V8 Supercar Series | Paul Dumbrell | 2002 Konica V8 Supercar Series |
| Stock Car Brasil |  Ingo Hoffmann | 2002 Stock Car Brasil season |
| TC2000 Championship |  Norberto Fontana | 2002 TC2000 Championship |
| Series | Driver | Season article |
|---|---|---|
| European Truck Racing Championship | Super-Race-Trucks: Gerd Körber | 2002 European Truck Racing Championship |
Race-Trucks:  Egon Allgäuer | ||
| Fórmula Truck | Roberval Andrade | 2002 Fórmula Truck |
| Teams: Muffatão | ||
| V8 BRute Series | Warren Luff | 2002 V8 BRute Series |
| Series | Driver/Co-Driver | Season article |
|---|---|---|
| World Rally Championship |  Marcus Grönholm | 2002 World Rally Championship |
| Co-Drivers: Timo Rautiainen | ||
| Manufacturer: Peugeot | ||
| Junior World Rally Championship |  Daniel Solà | |
| Production World Rally Championship |  Karamjit Singh | |
| New Zealand Rally Championship | Bruce Herbert | 2002 New Zealand Rally Championship |
| Co-Drivers: Rob Ryan | ||
| Series | Champion | Refer |
|---|---|---|
| NHRA Powerade Drag Racing Series | Top Fuel: Larry Dixon | 2002 NHRA Powerade Drag Racing Series |
| Funny Car: John Force | ||
| Pro Stock: Jeg Coughlin Jr. | ||
| Pro Stock Motorcycle: Angelle Sampey | ||
| Series | Champion | Refer |
|---|---|---|
| D1 Grand Prix |  Katsuhiro Ueo | 2002 D1 Grand Prix season |
| D1UK/Autoglym Drift Championship | James Wolstenholme | 2002 D1UK/Autoglym Drift Championship |
| Series | Driver | Season article |
|---|---|---|
| Karting World Championship | FSA: Giedo van der Garde | |
| Rotax Max Challenge |  Mark Cronje | |
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