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World Endurance Championship Points System (Gr.1, Gr.3)

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the official World Endurance Championship website, and official 2023 World Endurance Championship: Sporting Regulations, with minor edits to reflect Gran Turismo 7's category of racing cars.

As per the official World Endurance Championship website:

Drivers’ Points

1st: 25 
2nd: 18
3rd: 15 
4th: 12
5th: 10 
6th: 8 
7th: 6 
8th: 4 
9th: 2 
10th: 1

8 hour and 10-hour races 

1st: 38
2nd: 27 
3rd: 23
4th: 18 
5th: 15 
6th: 12 
7th: 9 
8th: 6 
9th: 3 
10th: 2

Specific points allocation for the 24 Hours of Le Mans:

1st: 50 
2nd: 36 
3rd: 30
4th: 24 
5th: 20 
6th: 16 
7th: 12 
8th: 8 
9th: 4 
10th: 2 

1 point: For each car finishing beyond 10th place in the overall classification of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

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Manufacturers’ Points (Gr.1, Gr.3)*

Manufacturers’ points are awarded based on the same scale as drivers’ points.

Only the highest finishing car out of two, of a particular manufacturer, is considered for scoring points.*

*If more than two manufacturer teams are entered.

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Teams’ Points (Gr.1, Gr.3)**

Teams’ points are awarded based on the same scale as drivers’ points.

Only the highest finishing car out of two, of a particular team, is considered for scoring points.**

**If fewer than two Gr.1 manufacturer teams are entered, or if the entries are privateers (non-manufacturer).

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Dead Heat

As per the official 2023 World Endurance Championship: Sporting Regulations:

If two or more drivers, manufacturers and/or teams finish the season with the same number of points, the higher place in the Championship shall be awarded to:

The holder of the greatest number of first places.

If the number of first places is the same, the holder of the greatest number of second places.

If the number of second places is the same, the holder of the greatest number of third places, and so on until a winner emerges.

If this procedure fails to produce a result, the driver, having achieved the best result earliest in the season will have the higher place in the Championship.

In case of a further tie, the criterion for breaking the tie is the best time set by each car in each race of each Championship Competition in which they have taken part.

In case of a further tie, the criterion for breaking the tie is the best time set by each car in each qualifying session of each Championship Competition in which they have taken part.

If this procedure fails to produce a result, the drivers and/or manufacturers which, for example, are classified equal first, will occupy 2 rows in the Championship classification. The next driver or manufacturer is then classified third in the classification concerned. The FIA may nevertheless designate a winner, when circ*mstances so require and in the interest of the sport, according to such criteria as it sees fit.

NASCAR Cup Series Points System

Drivers' and Teams' Points

1st: 40
2nd: 35
3rd: 33
4th: 30
5th: 28
6th: 26
7th: 24
8th: 22
9th: 20
10th: 18
11th: 16
12th: 14
13th: 12
14th: 10
15th: 8
16th: 6
17th: 4
18th: 2
19th: 1
20th: 1

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Ties

In the event of a tie, the driver or team with more victories will win out. If this does not determine a winner, proceed in this order:

Best season-wide finishing results,
Qualifying positions,
Most fastest race laps

IMSA SportsCar Championship Points System (GTP/Gr.1, GTD/Gr.3)

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the Wikipedia article, “2023 IMSA SportsCar Championship”, and official 2022 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship Sporting Regulations.

Drivers’ Points

1st: 350
2nd: 320
3rd: 300
4th: 280
5th: 260
6th: 240
7th: 220
8th: 200
9th: 180
10th: 160
11th: 140
12th: 120
13th: 100
14th: 80
15th: 60
16th: 50
17th: 40
18th: 30
19th: 20
20th: 10

Teams’ Points

Team points work the same way as drivers’ points. Each car is classed as a “team”, whether it’s a single entry or part of a two-car team.

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Manufacturers’ Points

Points are on offer for manufacturers, using the same system as drivers’ points.

As per the Wikipedia article, “2023 IMSA SportsCar Championship”, with some edits to better fit Gran Turismo 7,

The manufacturer championships are as follows:

Grand Touring Prototype (GTP/Gr.1): Car manufacturer
GT Daytona (GTD/Gr.3): Car manufacturer

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Ties

As per the official 2023 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship Sporting Regulations:

In case of a tie in the final Driver championship point standings, the tie shall be resolved according to the highest ranked Driver’s record of first place points finishes, and then if necessary, the number of second place points finishes, and so on down to the last championship points position for the Series. If a tie still remains, the tie shall be broken by the first to achieve the highest points finishing position in that season for that Series.

In case of a tie in other championship standings, the word “Driver” above is replaced with that of the specific championship (Team, Manufacturer, Tire, etc.) in question.

Super GT Points System

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the official 2014 “A Beginner’s Guide to Super GT: Super GT Funbook”.

Drivers’ Points

1st: 20
2nd: 15
3rd: 11
4th: 8
5th: 6
6th: 5
7th: 4
8th: 3
9th: 2
10th: 1

Teams’ Points

As there is only one car per team, the number of points awarded to a team is the same αs the drivers.

For example, if a team won the race, they would receive 20 points, as would the drivers (as a single unit, both drivers come under one “driver” in terms of the drivers’ championship and points awarded).

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Races that are, or exceed 700 km

1st: 25
2nd: 18
3rd: 13
4th: 10
5th: 8
6th: 6
7th: 5
8th: 4
9th: 3
10th: 2

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Number of laps completed (GT500)

As per the official 2014 “A Beginner’s Guide to Super GT: Super GT Funbook”:

Same number of laps completed as 1st: 3 points

One lap behind 1st: 2 points

2 laps of more behind 1st: 1 point

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Number of laps completed (GT300)

As per the official 2014 “A Beginner’s Guide to Super GT: Super GT Funbook”:

Same number of laps completed as 1st: 3 points

One lap behind 1st: 3 points

2 laps of more behind 1st: 1 point

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Dead Heats (Drivers’ and teams’ points)

As per the official 2021 GT World Challenge powered by AWS Sporting Regulations:

Prizes and points awarded in accordance with the classification of each Competition to Competitors who tie will be added together and shared equally.

If two or more drivers or Teams finish the season with the same number of points, the higher place in the Series shall be awarded to:

a. The holder of the greatest number of first places based on the final classification of the races which have taken place

b. If the number of first places is the same, the holder of the greatest number of second places based on the final classification of the races which have taken place,

c. If the number of second places is the same, the holder of the greatest number of third places based on the final classification of the races which have taken place, and so on through the point-scoring positions until a winner emerges.

d. If the above-mentioned procedure fails to separate two or more drivers, then whoever finishes ahead in the final race of the respective season will be deemed to have finished ahead of the other in the Series.

e. Special case: Drivers of the same car, who have formed the same crew during all the Competitions in the Series in which they have scored points, and who finish with the same number of points, will share the same place in the Series.

Examples: drivers 1 and 2 of car A will be classified equal first in the general classification of the Series; drivers 1 and 2 of car B will be classified equal second, and so on until the last classified crew finding itself in this situation.

GT World Challenge Europe Points System (GT3/Gr.3)

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the official 2022 GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS Sporting Regulations.

Drivers’ Points

As per the official 2022 GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS Sporting Regulations:

For Endurance Races, points will be scored using the following points scale per race, in each category:

1st: 25
2nd 18
3rd: 15
4th: 12
5th: 10
6th: 8
7th: 6
8th: 4
9th: 2
10th: 1

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As per the official 2022 GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS Sporting Regulations:

For Sprint Events lasting 30 or 60 minutes, points will be scored using the following scale per race, in each category:

1st: 16.5
2nd 12
3rd: 9.5
4th: 7.5
5th: 6
6th: 4.5
7th: 3
8th: 2
9th: 1
10th: 0.5

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1000 km of Sardegna

1st: 33
2nd 24
3rd: 19
4th: 15
5th: 12
6th: 9
7th: 6
8th: 4
9th: 2
10th: 1

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As per the official 2022 GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS Sporting Regulations:

For the 24 Hours of Spa, points will be awarded after 6 hours, 12 hours, and 24 hours. They are scored using the following scale, in each category:

• If the number of first places is the same, the holder of the greatest number of second places,

• If the number of second places is the same, the holder of the greatest number of third places, and so on until a winner emerges.

• If no winner emerges, the Manufacturer scoring the highest in the final race of the season will be declared the winner.

V8 Supercars Points System

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the official 2023 Supercars Operation Manual.

Drivers’ Points

Single Race

1st: 300
2nd: 276
3rd: 258
4th: 240
5th: 222
6th: 204
7th: 192
8th: 180
9th: 168
10th: 156
11th: 144
12th: 132
13th: 126
14th: 120
15th: 108
16th: 90
17th: 72
18th: 54
19th: 36
20th: 30

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Two Race Weekend

1st: 150
2nd: 138
3rd: 129
4th: 120
5th: 111
6th: 102
7th: 96
8th: 90
9th: 72
10th: 69
11th: 66
12th: 63
13th: 60
14th: 57
15th: 54
16th: 45
17th: 36
18th: 27
19th: 18
20th: 15

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Sprint

1st: 100
2nd: 92
3rd: 86
4th: 80
5th: 74
6th: 68
7th: 64
8th: 60
9th: 56
10th: 69
11th: 52
12th: 44
13th: 32
14th: 26
15th: 20
16th: 18
17th: 16
18th: 14
19th: 12
20th: 10

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Tokyo Expressway - Central Clockwise

1st: 75
2nd: 69
3rd: 64
4th: 60
5th: 55
6th: 51
7th: 48
8th: 45
9th: 42
10th: 39
11th: 36
12th: 34
13th: 33
14th: 28
15th: 24
16th: 19
17th: 15
18th: 10
19th: 9
20th: 7

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Teams’ Points

Sourced and interpreted from the official 2023 Supercars Operation Manual:

Both of a team’s cars are considered for points scoring, based on their finishing positions, using the same scale as drivers’ points.

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Dead Heat Race Finish

As per D12.4 in the the official 2023 Supercars Operation Manual:

A dead heat finish will occur when two (2) or more Cars cross the Finish Line at exactly the same time.

In the case of a dead heat the Drivers will equally share the points allocated to that place in the classification and the points for the next available place in the classification.

In the case of a dead heat where the Drivers are eligible for a prize, each Driver will receive an identical prize.

A Competition will never be re-run when a dead heat occurs.

In the event that a dead heat finish is used to decide the grid positions for a race, the grid positions will be determined in accordance with the dead heat finishing Cars best qualifying position.

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Drivers’ Championship Dead Heat

As per D12.4 in the the official 2023 Supercars Operation Manual:

In the event of two (2) or more Drivers being tied on points at the end of the Championship or Series, the final Championship/Series order will be determined in accordance with each Driver’s overall placing in each race of the Championship/Series as follows:

The Driver with the greater number of first place finishes will be awarded the higher place in the final Championship/Series order.

If this fails to break the tie, then the Driver with the greater number of second place finishes will be awarded the higher place in the Championship Series order and so on until the tie is broken.

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Teams’ Championship Dead Heat

As per D12.4 in the official 2023 Supercars Operation Manual:

In the event of two (2) or more Teams being tied on points at the end of the Championship, the final Teams Championship order will be determined in accordance with each Teams overall placing in each race of the Championship as follows.

The Team with the greater number of first place finishes will be awarded the higher place in the final Teams Championship order.

If this fails to break the tie, then the Team with the greater number of second place finishes will be awarded the higher place in the Teams Championship order and so on until the tie is broken.

British GT Championship Points System (Gr.3, Gr.4)

The following text in its entirety, except the “Dead Heat” section, which is original writing based on an understanding of dead heats drawn from the official 2023 Motorsport UK Yearbook, was sourced and interpreted from the official 2022 IntelligentMoney British GT Championship Sporting & Technical Regulations.

Drivers’ Points

1 hour races:

1st: 25
2nd: 18
3rd: 15
4th: 12
5th: 10
6th: 8
7th: 6
8th: 4
9th: 2
10th: 1

2-3 hour races:

1st 37.5
2nd 27
3rd 22.5
4th 18
5th 15
6th 12
7th 9
8th 6
9th 3
10th 1.5

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Teams’ Points

The scale of teams’ points is based on the same criteria as drivers’ points.

Points are awarded based on the results of both a team’s cars cars. However, teams with more than two cars entered will only be eligible to score points for their two highest finishing cars. Other cars entered by a team are not considered.

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Dead Heat

In the event that a tie occurs, it will be resolved as follows:

a) Taking into account the best scoring events of involved competitors, how many first place finishes or wins in their class.

b) Taking into account how many class, or overall second place finishes outside of a class, and so on in their most successful events.

c) Taking into account the finishing positions in each championship round.

GT4 European Series, Asia-Pacific, America Points System (Gr.4)

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the official GT4 European Series Sporting Regulations.

Drivers’ Points

1st: 25
2nd: 18
3rd: 15
4th: 12
5th: 10
6th: 8
7th: 6
8th: 4
9th: 2
10th: 1

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Teams’ Points

The scale of teams’ points is based on the same criteria as drivers’ points.

However, points are only awarded based on the results of a team’s highest finishing car. Other cars entered by a team are not considered.

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Dead Heat

As per the official 2022 SRO GT4 European Series regulations:

In the event of a Dead Heat prizes and points awarded in accordance with the classification of each competition to Competitors who tie will be added together and shared equally.

If two or more Drivers or Teams finish the season with the same number of points, the higher place in the Series shall be awarded to:

a) The holder of the greatest number of first places,

b) If the number of first places is the same, the holder of the greatest number of second places,

c) If the number of second places is the same, the holder of the greatest number of third places, and so on until a winner emerges.

d) If the above-mentioned procedure fails to separate two or more Drivers or Teams, then whoever finishes ahead in the final race of the respective season will be deemed to have finished ahead of the other in the Series.

e) Drivers of the same car, who have formed the same crew during all the Competitions in the Series in which they have scored points, and who finish with the same number of points, will share the same place in the Series.

British Touring Car Championship Points System (Gr.4)

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the official 2022 British Touring Car Championship regulations.

Drivers’ Points

1st: 20
2nd: 17
3rd: 15
4th: 13
5th: 11
6th: 10
7th: 9
8th: 8
9th: 7
10th: 6
11th: 5
12th: 4
13th: 3
14th: 2
15th: 1

Fastest race lap: 1 (If two or more drivers achieve the same fastest lap time, each will be awarded one point.)*

Lead a lap: 1*

Only one “lead a lap” point can be earned per race, no matter how many laps a driver leads.

*Driver’s championship only

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Teams’ Points

Teams’ points are awarded based on the same scale as drivers’ points.

Only two of a team’s highest finishing cars are considered for points scoring. Other cars of the same team are treated as invisible for the consideration of points scoring.

For example, if a team’s cars finish 1st and 2nd, the first car will be awarded 20 points, and the second car, 17, for a total of 37 team points, with the rest not considered.

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Manufacturers’ Points

Manufacturers’ points are awarded based on the same scale as drivers’ and teams’ points.

A maximum of two vehicles of the same make are eligible for points scoring. Other finishers of the same make are treated as invisible for the consideration of points scoring.

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Dead Heat

As per the official 2022 British Touring Car Championship regulations:

If two or more drivers, teams or manufacturers/constructors finish the season with the same number of points, the higher place in the Championship shall be awarded to:

a) the holder of the greatest number of first places,

b) if the number of first places is the same, the holder of the greatest number of second places,

c) if the number of second places is the same, the holder of the greatest number of third places and so on until a winner emerges.

Porsche Supercup Points System

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the 2022 Porsche Mobil1 Supercup regulations.

Drivers’ Points

1st: 25
2nd: 20
3rd: 17
4th: 14
5th: 12
6th: 10
7th: 9
8th: 8
9th: 7
10th: 6
11th: 5
12th: 4
13th: 3
14th: 2
15th: 1

Fastest race lap: 1 (drivers' points)

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Teams’ Points

Team points are awarded based on the same scale as drivers’ points.

Both of a team’s cars are considered for points scoring, based on their finishing positions.

For example, if a team’s cars finish 1st and 2nd, the first car will be awarded 25 points, and the second car, 20, for a total of 45 team points.

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Dead Heat (Drivers’ Points)

As per the official 2022 Porsche Mobil1 Supercup Regulations:

If an equal number of points is achieved by more than one Driver, the positions in the final classification are based on the highest number of first place results, then second place results and possibly all further results achieved in the 2022 Series. If, after application of this rule, a tie still exists, the decision is made based on the better results of the final race.

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Dead Heat (Teams’ Points)

As per the official 2022 Porsche Mobil1 Supercup Regulations:

If an equal number of points in the Teams’ Classification is achieved by more than one Team, the positions in the final classification are based on the highest Team score (i.e. the points of the two eligible Team scoring cars) in the final race. If a tie still exists, then the highest Team score in the penultimate race will be considered, and so on. Should a tie remain after Team scores from all races have been considered then the higher placed Team will be the Team with the highest placed eligible Team scoring driver in the final race.

Porsche Carrera Cup Points System (Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific)

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the official 2022 IMSA Porsche Carrera Cup North America Sporting Regulations and official 2020 Porsche Carrera Cup Deutshland regulations.

Drivers’ Points

1st: 25
2nd: 20
3rd: 17
4th: 14
5th: 12
6th: 10
7th: 9
8th: 8
9th: 7
10th: 6
11th: 5
12th: 4
13th: 3
14th: 2
15th: 1

Fastest race lap: 1 (drivers' points)

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Teams' Points

Teams’ points are awarded based on the same scale as drivers’ points.

Both of a team’s cars are considered for points scoring, based on their finishing positions in a race.

For example, if a team’s cars finish 1st and 2nd, the first car will be awarded 25 points, and the second car, 20, for a total of 45 team points.

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Ties (Americas)

As per the official 2022 IMSA Porsche Carrera Cup North America Sporting Regulations:

In case of a tie in other championship standings, the word “Driver” above is replaced with that of the specific championship (Team, Manufacturer, Tire, etc.) in question.

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Ties (Europe, Asia-Pacific)

As per the official 2020 Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland regulations:

If there is a tie of positions in the championship classifications at any time, the positions will be determined by the highest number of first place results, then second place results and so on achieved at the given time during the series in the championship classification in question until the tie is resolved.

If, after the application of this rule, the tie is not resolved, this rule will be applied to the qualification results achieved at the given time during the series until the tie is resolved.

If this procedure fails to resolve the tie, the entrant having achieved the superior result first during the series will hold the better position in the championship.

Ferrari Challenge Points System

The following was sourced and interpreted in its entirety from the 2024 Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli United Kingdom Regulations.

Drivers’ Points

1st: 15
2nd: 12
3rd: 10
4th: 8
5th: 6
6th: 4
7th: 2
8th: 1

*1 point for the fastest lap of each race

*1 point for entering the round

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Dead Heat

Should there be a dead heat in the case of any of the titles to be awarded, the largest number of first place finishes, the largest number of seconds, thirds, and so forth, will be considered until one of the Drivers emerges as the winner.

Renault Clio Cup Points System

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the official Clio Cup 2022 Guidelines, official 2022 Clio Cup Series Sporting Regulations and official 2022 ACCR Clio Cup Powered by ESET regulations.

Drivers’ Points

1st: 50
2nd: 42
3rd: 36
4th: 33
5th: 30
6th: 27
7th: 24
8th: 22
9th: 18
10th: 16
11th: 14
12th: 12
13th: 10
14th: 8
15th: 6
16th: 5
17th: 4
18th: 3
19th: 2
20th: 1

Fastest race lap: 1 (drivers' points)

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Teams’ Points

Both of a team’s cars are considered for points scoring, based on their finishing positions in a race.

For example, if a team’s cars finish 1st and 2nd, the first car will be awarded 50 points, and the second car, 42, for a total of 92 team points.

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Dead Heat

As per the official 2022 ACCR Clio Cup Powered by ESET regulations:

If two or more Drivers or Teams have the same number of points, the higher place in the Cup classification (in either case) will be awarded:

a) To the holder of the greatest number of first places.

b) If the number of first places is the same, to the holder of the greatest number of second places.

c) If the number of second places is the same, to the holder of the greatest number of third places, and so on until a winner emerges.

If this procedure fails to produce a result, precedence will be granted to the driver obtaining the best result at the last race contested by at least one of the drivers or teams concerned.

Mazda MX-5 Cup Points Points System

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the official 2022 IMSA Idemitsu Mazda MX-5 Cup Presented by BF Goodrich Sporting Regulations.

Drivers’ Points

1st: 350
2nd: 320
3rd: 300
4th: 280
5th: 260
6th: 250
7th: 240
8th: 230
9th: 220
10th: 210
11th: 200
12th: 190
13th: 170
14th: 160
15th: 140
16th: 120
17th: 100
18th: 80
19th: 60
20th: 40

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Teams’ Points

Teams’ points are awarded based on the same scale as drivers’ points.

Only a team’s two highest finishing cars are considered for points scoring, based on their finishing positions in a race.

Single car teams are awarded three bonus points atop their points accrued from a race, to balance out the difference with multiple car teams.

In the event that the team has more than two entries, any cars other than the two highest finishing will not score points, regardless of whether their finishing position is in a points-scoring position.

For example, if two of a three team’s cars finish 1st and 2nd, and 3rd, the first car will be awarded 350 points, the second car, 320, and the third, 0, for a total of 670 team points.

Single car team: 3 (teams' points)

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Ties

As per the official 2022 IMSA Idemitsu Mazda MX-5 Cup Presented by BF Goodrich Sporting Regulations:

In case of a tie in other championship standings, the word “Driver” above is replaced with that of the specific championship (Team, Manufacturer, Tire, etc.) in question.

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Special Points Awards

As per the official 2022 IMSA Idemitsu Mazda MX-5 Cup Presented by BF Goodrich Sporting Regulations:

Ten (10) additional points are awarded for the most laps led.
- A. In the case of a tie for the most laps led, the Competitor that finishes the highest in the running order is declared the winner.

Ten (10) additional points are awarded for the fastest Race lap.
- A. In the case of a tie for the fastest Race lap, the Competitor that first achieves the fastest Race lap is declared the winner.

Yaris Cup Points System

The following text in its entirety was sourced and interpreted from the official 2023 Gazoo Racing SA Cup National Challenge Sporting Regulations:

Drivers’ Points

1st: 7
2nd: 5
3rd: 4
4th: 3
5th: 2
6th: 1

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Teams’ Points

Teams’ points are awarded based on the same scale as drivers’ points.

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Ties

As per the official 2022 IMSA Idemitsu Mazda MX-5 Cup Presented by BF Goodrich Sporting Regulations:

In case of a tie in other championship standings, the word “Driver” above is replaced with that of the specific championship (Team) in question.

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How many miles is the Gran Turismo 7 marathon? ›

Drive the distance of a marathon (26.21 miles / 42.195km) in races or events over the course of a single day and you will win a 'Roulette Ticket' as a reward for completing your Daily Workout. Go to 'Garage' -> 'Gift' to claim your ticket.

What is the difficulty level in Gran Turismo 7? ›

The options are Easy, Normal and Hard. The default that the game suggests is to race on Normal, but Easy is recommended for beginner racers. The Easy option means that the AI-controlled rivals in world circuits are slower. Difficulty level selected does not affect prize money.

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How to reach 600km h in gt7? ›

For the Speed Archdemon trophy you have to reach 600 km/h. Start a timed race there in the X VGT and just go full throttle on the over ten kilometer long straight. Then hold down the R3 button to activate the nitrous system (if you have it installed) or turbo which will give you an extra speed boost.

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Is the Gran Turismo being discontinued? ›

On January 31, 2024, at 06:00 UTC, the online services of the PlayStation®4-exclusive software “Gran Turismo Sport” will come to an end. Prior to this on December 01, 2023, we will also end the distribution of purchasable Add-On items from the PlayStation Store that can be used in-game.

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What kind of racing is Gran Turismo in real life? ›

In the upcoming movie Gran Turismo, directed by Neill Blomkamp, the film zooms into the life of Jann and demonstrates how the British race car driver competed in the Formula 3 European Championship, the GP3 Series, and the GP2 Series, after years training for the profession by simply playing car racing video games.

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What happened to Gran Turismo 5? ›

All downloadable contents were removed from sale on April 30, 2014. The online servers were shut down on May 30 the same year. On April 29, Sony announced the final online event for Gran Turismo 5, which started on April 30 and ended with the shutdown of the online servers.

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How do you increase acceleration in Gran Turismo? ›

The gear ratio of the final gear will change the overall character of the transmission. Even with the same transmission, a low final gear will set the car up for more acceleration (top speed will decrease), while a high gear will raise top speed (while lowering acceleration performance).

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How do you accelerate in Gran Turismo Sport? ›

The default basic race controls are listed below: Accelerate: X button/right stick - Up. Brake: square button/right stick - Down. Reverse: triangle button.

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How do you get the racing kart in Gran Turismo 7? ›

GT7. The Gran Turismo RACING KART 125 Shifter can be purchased in the Gran Turismo section of the dealership under Japan in Asia-Oceania for 10,000 credits.

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