The Sonoma Raceway is a drag strip and road course located in northern California, north of San Francisco. This course is famous for its series of turns and twists as well as its uneven terrain. Not only does this make for a great time if you are a fan watching a race at the Sonoma Raceway, but this also holds true for drivers. It is safe to say that this course is one of the most challenging in the world.

The seating capacity of the Sonoma Raceway is approximately 102,000. While this is not the largest venue in the country it does have a lot to offer in the way of fan experience.

If you have the chance to see a race at the Sonoma Raceway you should take advantage right away. By offering a great fan experience this venue has been known as one of the best in the country since opening nearly 40 years ago. And as the years go by it is safe to say that this is going to continue to hold true. If you want to be part of racing history you owe it to yourself to see an event at the Sonoma Raceway.

Capacity:

47,000

Date/Year Built/Opened:

1968

Former Names:

Sears Point Raceway Infineon Raceway

Track Length:

1.99 miles (3.2 km)