2020 Pan-American Production Car Championships

The 2020 Pan-American Production Car Championships was the motor racing championship designated for production car racing in the Pan-American region, sanctioned by the North American Production Car Championship Association (NAPCCA).

The championship consisted of twenty-seven rounds spread out over fourteen countries: the United States, Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Argentina. Drivers competed for the title of Pan American Production Car Champion, and manufacturers for the Pan American Production Car Constructors' Champion.

The Koenigsegg team, consisting of Japanese driver Tsugio Matsuda, Porsche factory driver Mathieu Jaminet, and Blancpain GT Series marque Frédéric Vervisch, clinched the championship this year. The championship was decided at the very last segment of the route, Rio Gallegos-Ushuaia. There was a three-way fight for the title between the Koenigsegg team and both the Mercedes-AMG of Maro Engel, Edoardo Mortara and Paul di Resta, and the Hennessey team consisting of Mikkel Jensen, Lucas Ordóñez, and Audi factory driver Christopher Mies.

Entries
Twelve teams, consisting of three drivers each, entered the championship for the 2020 season.

Calendar
27 rounds were held as part of the 2020 championship.

Scoring system
Points were awarded to the top six finishers. These points were awarded for every event with the following system: