This page looks at multiple different series if they used the 9-6-4-3-2-1 system which Formula One used for three decades. Series will be added when their seasons begin.
2020 IndyCar Championship
2020 World Drivers' Championship
2020 World Constructors' Championship
2020 NASCAR Cup Series Championship
Denny Hamlin - 9
Joey Logano - 9
Ryan Blaney - 6
Matt DiBenedetto - 6
Chris Buescher - 4
Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. - 4
David Ragan - 3
Austin Dillon - 3
Kevin Harvick - 2
Jimmie Johnson - 2
Clint Bowyer - 1
Darrell Wallace, Jr. - 1
2019-20 Formula E Drivers' Championship
Mitch Evans - 13
António Félix da Costa - 12
Alexander Sims - 11
Sam Bird - 9
Maximilian Günther - 9
Stoffel Vandoorne - 9
Lucas di Grassi - 7
André Lotterer - 6
Oliver Rowland - 5
Sébastien Buemi - 4
Edoardo Mortara - 3
Pascal Wehrlein - 3
Jean-Éric Vergne - 3
Nyck de Vries - 3
Robin Frijns - 2
Daniel Abt - 1
2019-20 Formula E Teams' Championship
BMW i Andretti Motorsport - 20
DS Techeetah - 15
Panasonic Jaguar Racing - 13
Mercedes-Benz EQ Formula E Team - 12
Envision Virgin Racing - 11
Nissan e.dams - 9
Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler - 8
Tag Heuer Porsche Formula E Team - 6
Mahindra Racing - 3
ROKiT Venturi Racing - 3
GEOX Dragon Racing - 0
NIO 333 FE Team - 0
2020 Indy Lights Championship
2020 Pro Mazda Championship
2020 U.S. F2000 Championship
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