NASCAR is heading to Sonoma Raceway for the sport's only stop in California for the 2025 season. Here's what to know.

Sonoma Raceway will host NASCAR’s only California appearance this year, as around 50,000 fans gather to watch the highly anticipated Toyota/Save Mart 350 on

Sonoma Raceway will play host to its 36th Cup Series race Sunday — but it’s first in July. This is the latest in the calendar that NASCAR has visited the 11-turn, 1.99-mile road course of San Francisco. The previous 35 races were primarily held in June (from 1993-97, the race was run in May).

Along with high-speed action, NASCAR weekend at Sonoma Raceway will offer entertainment for fans off the racetrack, including a concert by country star Tim Dugger, an air show and the opportunity to see a giant statue of Richard Petty’s iconic cowboy hat.

NASCAR's in-season tournament rolls into Sonoma Raceway for the third of five rounds on the hunt for $1 million. And somehow, Ty Dillon is still here. The Chica

The Kid is Back ... Jack Wood, driver of the No. 16 Weyerhaeuser/TimberTech by Azek Chevrolet SS heads out West to Sonoma Raceway for his first 2025 start in the ARCA Menards Series West (AMSW). Wood drove full-time last season (2024) in the AMSW for Bill McAnally Racing (BMR) and has now since moved up - Speedway Digest Staff - July 9,

Shane van Gisbergen won both the Cup and Xfinity series from the pole position, becoming the first driver to do so since Kyle Busch's sweep in 2016.