FAQ

For the best overall view of the track, Turn 9 offers the top vantage point. If you prefer to be closer to the action and excitement, Turn 7 is the ideal choice.

Yes, Sonoma Raceway provides multiple parking options around the facility, with both free and paid lots available. Certain premium ticket packages also come with reserved parking. Arriving early is advised, particularly for Saturday night’s race, to avoid traffic and secure a good parking spot.

NASCAR racing is loud, and while earplugs are optional for adults, they are definitely recommended,⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠especially for kids. If you're sitting closer to the track or bringing little ones, be sure to pack ear protection.

Mid-July in California typically brings hot and dry weather, especially in the inland areas like Sonoma. Daytime highs often range from 90°F to 100°F (32°C to 38°C), with little relief in the evening. Be prepared for intense sun by bringing sunscreen, a hat, and perhaps a cooling towel. Staying hydrated is essential. While rain is rare this time of year, the heat can be relentless, so dress accordingly and seek shade when possible.

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.

The Toyota/Save Mart 350 is held at Sonoma Raceway, a historic road course located in the heart of Northern California’s wine country, just south of the town of Sonoma. Known for its technical layout with elevation changes and tight turns, it offers a unique challenge on the NASCAR Cup Series calendar and delivers some of the most exciting racing of the season.

Sonoma Raceway provides a wide range of amenities to make your race-day experience enjoyable. Fans can choose from plenty of food and beverage options, including local fare and race-day favorites like burgers and barbecue. The venue also features merchandise areas, shaded seating, and premium hospitality zones with upgraded viewing and dining experiences.

The easiest way to get to Sonoma Raceway is by car. The track is located about 30 miles north of San Francisco and can be accessed via Highways 37 and 121. On race weekends, expect traffic delays and plan for early arrival. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are available, and limited shuttle options may run from designated lots in the area. On-site parking is available for both cars and RVs.

Absolutely. Sonoma Raceway is a family-friendly venue with activities for all ages. Kids are welcome, and you’ll often find interactive displays, fan zones, and kid-focused entertainment throughout the weekend.