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 Sunday. The three-day event at Sonoma Raceway features a packed schedule,

The NASCAR Cup Series will begin its lone visit to California this year by turning laps Saturday at Sonoma Raceway. An hourlong practice will begin at 1:30 p.m. ET on the 11-turn, 1.99-mile road course, followed by qualifying for Sunday’s 110-lap race.

Sonoma will be the second straight road-course race for NASCAR, and the fourth of the season. Two more remain: Watkins Glen and the Charlotte Roval.

The biggest weekend of racing in Northern California is this weekend, and one Northern California driver has high expectations of racing his way into the winner’s circle at Sonoma Raceway.

After promising speed in Chicago was wiped out by early misfortune, Josh Berry and the No. 21 eero team are heading west to Sonoma Raceway with a renewed drive to bounce back and deliver a strong result.

Elk Grove native and NASCAR champion Kyle Larson is hoping his return to Northern California isn't just about seeing friends and family. He has a bigger goal in mind: to get back to the top. "Hopefully,

Sonoma Raceway delivers chaos, comebacks, and controversy—home to historic NASCAR moments from Rudd to Suárez, Gordon’s dominance, and Stewart’s final triumph.

The Sonoma Raceway is next on the NASCAR Cup Series schedule for Todd Gilliland and the No. 34 team. This will be Gilliland’s fourth Cup Series start at the 1.99-mile California road course where he has a career best finish of 10th at the track.