2020 Trans-Am Series

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			Ernie Francis Jr.	Mike Skeen	Erich Joiner	Adrian Wlostowski	Steven Davison
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			Chris Dyson	Mike Skeen	None started	Mark Brummond	Billy Griffin

† Race is held in combination with the Trans Am 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			Greg Pickett	Thomas Merrill	None entered	Carl Rydquist	None started
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

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.