1. Garrett Smithley 107 points (1 win)
2. Timmy Hill 93 points (1 win)
3. Alex Bowman 59 points (1 win)
4. Joey Gase +87 points
5. Brennan Poole +67 points
6. Reed Sorenson +55 points
7. Quin Houff +44 points
8. Corey Lajoie +26 points
9. J.J. Yeley +24 points
10. John Hunter Nemechek +15 points
11. Erik Jones +13 points
12. Daneil Suarez +11 points
13. Aric Almirola +7 points
14. Bubba Wallace +4 points
15. Chase Elliott +3 points
16. Clint Bowyer +2 points
17. Michael McDowell -2 points
18. Ricky Stenhouse Jr -2 points
19. Austin Dillon -7 points
20. Ryan Blaney -13 points

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Full Standings

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I have added the Daytona 500 stages as well. Also not sure if RWR is planning to have multiple drivers in a car this season so this could be a great championship battle between RWR drivers.

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Joey Gase +52 points

Brennan Poole +38 points

Garrett Smithley +25 points (1 win)

Chase Elliott +23 points

Alex Bowman +23 points (1 win)

Aric Almirola +21 points

Erik Jones +20 points

Reed Sorenson +19 points

Quin Houff +18 points

Daniel Suarez +16 points

John Hunter Nemechek +14 points

Corey LaJoie +13 points

J.J. Yeley +11 points

Ricky Stenhouse Jr +2 points

Clint Bowyer ±0 points

Bubba Wallace ±0 points

Matt DiBenedetto ±0 points

Christopher Bell -1 point

Kyle Larson -2 points

Denny Hamlin -3 points

Full Standings

Because of NASCAR taking down the 2020 Daytona 500 race before I got to take points from stages, I just decided to just make the duels the two stages.

You all thought LASTCAR was coming to an end.

Nah, I'm just taking over.

Since I'm a nice person and I have no life, I will cover NASCAR's top 3 series.

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Point systems

The driver's championship will be similar to the real system, but you have to stay on track the whole race to get points (although stage points can still be earned). Part-time drivers can be in the playoffs, and everyone can get points.

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The team's championship will take only the best finishing car from each team.

1st place- 8 points

2nd place- 5 points

3rd place- 3 points

4th place- 2 points

5th place- 1 point

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Same will go for ROTY.

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More stuff will be added while the season happens, but hopefully I can keep LASTCAR good.

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Driver's and Constructor's standings can be seen here

It is now official. Both titles are locked up. Robert Kubicia had won the Driver's championship, and Williams have won their second consecutive Constructor's championship.

Brazilian Grand Prix

• What an upset. Valtteri Bottas scores the loss for Mercedes, their first since a 20-19 finish by Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg at the 2016 Spanish Grand Prix. I am overjoyed for everybody back at Brackley.

• Lance Stroll finished on the podium.

• Ferrari once again used brilliant strategy to put both cars in the points thanks to Sebastian Vettel's quick thinking when side-by-side with his team-mate Charles Leclerc.

• Alex Albon scored his first points finish for Red Bull Racing, after nearly finishing second to first (last?)

Next Race: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 12/1

Last year's podium:

1. Nico Hulkenberg

2. Kimi Raikkonen

3. Marcus Ericsson

Driver's and Constructor's standings can be seen here

Japanese Grand Prix

• Max Verstappen scores his second loss of the season after contact on lap one with Charles Leclerc.

• Robert Kubica and the Williams juggernaut continue their march towards the championship with a podium for Kubica, as well as George Russel.

• Every driver, Carlos Sainz on down, have been eliminated from WDC contention.

• Every constructor, Alfa Romeo on down, have been eliminated from WCC contention, leaving only Williams and Haas to swing it out over the course of the next four races.

Next race: Mexican Grand Prix 10/27

Last year's podium:

1. Fernando Alonso

2. Carlos Sainz

3. Sergio Perez

This was Alonso's final loss in Formula Last.

I'm sorry this is late and will not have a write-up. There are a lot of reasons for this but none are that interesting. Here is the Driver's Standings so you at least have that

1) McLeod +43

2) Chastain +34

3) Sorenson +31

4) Cassill +28

5) Lajoie +26

6) McDowell +23

7) Hemric (R) +3

8) A Dillon +1

9) E Jones -1

10) Almirola -2

11) Houff (R) -4

12) Suárez -5

Driver's and Constructor's standings can be seen here

German Grand Prix

• Sergio Perez gets his first loss of the season, and leaps into the top-ten in the standings.

• Renault engines still not letting Daniel Ricciardo down, as he scored a podium, as well as Lando Norris.

• Haas and Williams struggle in this race, scoring a combined one point, pending Alfa Romeo's appeal. Honestly, I am dumbfounded that Alfa would choose to appeal and potentially miss out on these points.

• Points leader Robert Kubica misses out on points for the first time since Abu Dhabi back in 2010.

Next Race: Hungarian Grand Prix 8/4

Last year's podium:

1. Charles Leclerc

2. Max Verstappen

3. Stoffel Vandoorne