Sonoma Raceway

Road course and drag strip in Sonoma, California.

Sonoma Raceway, long known as Sears Point and later Infineon Raceway, is a racing complex in Sonoma, California, with several road course layouts and a drag strip.

Quick Facts

Location: 29355 Arnold Drive; Sonoma, California, United States; 95476
Capacity: 44,000
Owner: Speedway Motorsports (November 1996–present)
Broke ground: 14 August 1968
Opened: 8 March 1969 (dragstrip); 28 March 1969 (road course)
Layout: Long Circuit (2002–present)
Surface: Asphalt
Length (km): 4.056

Lore & Background

Since opening in 1969 it has hosted IndyCar, NASCAR and NHRA events. It is owned by Speedway Motorsports.

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