NASCAR Cup - Sonoma

The Toyota/Save Mart 350 NASCAR Cup Series race returns to Sonoma Raceway in 2025. This race features 110 laps covering 218.9 miles on the challenging 1.99-mile road course. Sonoma Raceway presents drivers with 10 technical turns and 160 feet of elevation change throughout the circuit.

Sonoma Raceway stands as one of the most technical tracks on the NASCAR Cup schedule. The current configuration uses "the Chute," a bypass between turns 4 and 7 that creates a faster-paced race. Drivers face a unique combination of low-speed corners, high-speed sections, and two major braking zones at Turns 7 and 11.

Top NASCAR Cup drivers Joey Logano, Tyler Reddick, Kyle Larson, and road course specialist AJ Allmendinger will compete for the coveted Champion's Goblet. The handcrafted glass trophy reflects the track's location in Sonoma wine country. Past Sonoma winners Martin Truex Jr., Kyle Busch, and Daniel Suarez aim to add another victory at this demanding circuit.

The race continues a rich tradition at Sonoma Raceway that began in 1989 when Ricky Rudd took the first checkered flag. Jeff Gordon holds the record with five Sonoma NASCAR Cup victories. The track has also provided first-time Cup Series wins for international drivers like Juan Pablo Montoya and Daniel Suárez.

Sonoma Raceway maintains its grounds with nearly 4,000 sheep providing natural land care across its 1,600 acres. The NASCAR configuration features 1,000 tire packs made from 25,000 tires for driver safety. This NASCAR Cup race blends technical driving challenges with the beauty of Sonoma's wine country landscape.

The Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway delivers road course racing at its finest. Fans will see NASCAR Cup drivers push their skills to the limit on a track that rewards precision, strategy, and adaptability. This event showcases the complete package of NASCAR road racing.