Welcome to the official app of the Sonoma Raceway, bringing fans closer to the action and enriching your event experience. Get all the info you need for race day and beyond, plus exclusive content, and personalized offers and experiences. This is the beginning of a whole new mobile experience to help you find what you love whether it’s event information, special access, or offers and discounts. We’ll continue to add more features in future releases - stay tuned! Powered by Uphoria.

Features include:

• Event details and information

• The latest news, photos, and videos

• Personalized offers and content

• Exclusive experience and entertainment opportunities

• Live audio of the broadcast

• Take pictures at the events using Fan Cam. Choose from exclusive overlays, share your pictures with Sonoma • Raceway, post to social media and save to your photos.

• Fan guides

• Event schedules

• Ticket information including ability to request tickets or links to purchase

• Browse and interact with Sonoma Raceway’s Twitter and Instagram feeds right in the app

• Venue maps and directions

• Submit comments to share a great experience or suggest improvements to Sonoma Raceway

• Interact with prediction contests, win prizes and receive special offers in the Sonoma FanZone

• Much more to come in future releases!

Sonoma Raceway, formerly known as Sears Point Raceway, is a 2.52-mile (4.06-kilometer) road course located in Sonoma, California, United States. The track is known for its challenging layout, featuring 12 turns, elevation changes, and a long straightaway.

History

Sonoma Raceway was built in 1968 and has hosted various racing events, including the NASCAR Cup Series, NTT IndyCar Series, and SCCA Trans-Am Series. The track has undergone several renovations and expansions over the years, including the addition of a chicane in 2019 to slow down cars entering Turn 7.

Layout

Sonoma Raceway is a clockwise road course with a mix of fast and slow corners. The track starts with a short straightaway leading into Turn 1, a sharp right-hander. This is followed by a series of technical turns, including the esses (Turns 3-4) and the Carousel (Turn 7).

The Carousel is one of the most iconic corners on the track, a high-speed left-hander that requires precise driving to maintain momentum. After the Carousel, the track opens up with a long straightaway, followed by a downhill section and a series of turns leading back to the start-finish line.

Racing

Sonoma Raceway is known for producing exciting and unpredictable races. The challenging layout provides multiple overtaking opportunities, and the close proximity of the grandstands to the track creates an electric atmosphere.

The NASCAR Cup Series race at Sonoma is a popular event, with drivers often employing different strategies to navigate the track's complexities. The NTT IndyCar Series also races at Sonoma, where the high speeds and technical corners test the drivers' skills.

Facilities

Sonoma Raceway offers a variety of amenities for spectators, including grandstands, hospitality suites, and camping areas. The track also features a museum showcasing the history of racing at Sonoma.

Legacy

Sonoma Raceway has established itself as one of the premier road courses in the United States. Its challenging layout and unique atmosphere have made it a favorite among drivers and fans alike. The track continues to host major racing events and remains a significant part of the motorsports landscape in California.