Sonoma Raceway
Road course and drag strip in Sonoma, north of the Bay Area. Spectator events plus track experiences and club events.
Track days, club racing, driving experiences, and drag racing; hosts NASCAR and NHRA national events.
See sonomaraceway.com for the schedule.
Camping available for major race weekends.
Spring through fall.
Sonoma Raceway is a 2.52-mile road course (12 turns) plus a quarter-mile drag strip in the rolling hills of Sonoma County, opened in 1969 and owned by Speedway Motorsports since 1996. The track has worn several names over the years — Sears Point International Raceway, Golden State International, Sears Point, and Infineon — but the layout that locals know is the road course with its blind crests, off-camber corners, and the famous Turn 11 carousel. Capacity is around 44,000 spectators. The raceway has hosted NASCAR Cup (the Toyota/Save Mart 350), IndyCar, NHRA national events, and decades of regional sports car and motorcycle racing.
