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IndyCar Points Calculator

A free IndyCar championship calculator. Drag drivers into their finishing positions for every race, give out pole, led-a-lap and most-laps-led bonuses, and the drivers' standings update as you go. The real results are already filled in, so you can predict the rest of the season or rewrite any race and see who would have won the title.

1997 IndyCar Series drivers' standings

  1. Tony Stewart: 278 points
  2. Davey Hamilton: 272 points
  3. Marco Greco: 230 points
  4. Eddie Cheever: 230 points
  5. Scott Goodyear: 226 points
  6. Arie Luyendyk: 223 points
  7. Roberto Guerrero: 221 points
  8. Buddy Lazier: 209 points
  9. Eliseo Salazar: 208 points
  10. Buzz Calkins: 204 points

1997 calendar: New Hampshire, Las Vegas, Walt Disney World, Phoenix, Indianapolis 500, Texas, Pikes Peak, Charlotte.

Change any result to see how the 1997 title could have gone.

How are IndyCar points calculated?

Every car scores: 50 points for a win, then 40, 35, 32, 30, 28, 26, 24, 22 and 20 for 10th, down one point a place to 6 for 24th, and 5 for everyone from 25th back. Bonuses: 1 point for pole (not at the Indy 500), 1 for leading a lap and 2 more for leading the most laps. The top twelve Indy 500 qualifiers score 12 down to 1. Earlier seasons had double points at the Indy 500 and the finale, and the calculator uses each season's own rules.

Is this calculator free?

Yes, completely free with no registration required.

About the calculator

Unofficial. Not associated with INDYCAR, the IndyCar Series or the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Race results from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Created by Chyuang.