Sonoma Raceway is one of the most unique stops on the NASCAR calendar. Located in the heart of California’s wine country, this 2.52-mile road course stands out from the typical oval layout seen across much of the season. With 12 challenging turns, dramatic elevation changes, and stunning vineyard views, Sonoma offers drivers and fans a truly different racing experience.
First hosting a NASCAR Cup Series race in 1989, Sonoma has become a fan favorite thanks to its mix of speed, strategy, and side-by-side action. Unlike the high-banked ovals, this track demands precise braking, sharp cornering, and smart tire management. It’s a place where road course specialists can shine—and where a surprise winner is never out of the question.
Off the track, Sonoma Raceway delivers an unforgettable atmosphere. Fans can enjoy beautiful weather, hillside views, and a festival-like setting with great food, local wines, and a laid-back West Coast vibe. Whether you're a longtime NASCAR fan or a first-time visitor, Sonoma offers an exciting twist to the traditional stock car scene.
Yes, you can bring your own food and non-alcoholic beverages, but be sure to follow the venue’s guidelines. For full details, click here.
Yes, you're welcome to bring flags, banners, or similar items to support your favorite driver. Just make sure they don’t block other fans’ views. Pyrotechnics and smoke devices are not allowed.
Grandstand tickets give you access to a specific section, with entry through a designated gate. General Admission tickets allow access to open viewing areas around the track.
No, Sonoma Raceway is cashless. Only credit cards, debit cards, and mobile payment options are accepted.
Yes, personal photos are allowed. However, professional camera gear and video equipment are not permitted. Drones are strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.
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