Upgrades for NASCAR Sonoma race, enhance your race day experience
The Toyota/Save Mart 350 is set to run through one of the more intriguing road courses on the circuit.
There are several upgrades available for the race to enhance the day.
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Here are upgrades for the NASCAR Sonoma race.
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Ultimate Fan Pass for NASCAR Sonoma race
A one-of-a-kind opportunity for the serious NASCAR fan, the Ultimate Fan Pass is back at Sonoma Raceway. It's the best way to experience exclusive, behind-the-scenes access and includes a NASCAR Garage and Pit Road Pass for your use all weekend long!
NOTE: Must have a NASCAR Cup Series race ticket to purchase the Ultimate Fan Pass.
Pre-Race Track Pass for NASCAR Sonoma race
Get closer to the action with the all-new Pre-Race Track Pass! Enjoy special access to:
Driver introductions
Pre-Race Ceremonies including the Patriots Jet Team Air Show
Start/Finish Line – set foot on the actual racing surface
NOTE: Pre-Race Track Passes are no longer available for sale online. You can purchase a Sunday Pre-Race Track Pass over the course of the weekend at any open Ticket Booth or the Ticket Renewal Booth Behind the Main Grandstand Section MG-E.
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Racing Electronics scanner for NASCAR Sonoma race
Curious about what drivers talk about during the race? Hear uncensored in-car audio with a scanner rental from Racing Electronics. With a scanner you can tune into your favorite driver and team communication or listen to the radio broadcast.
When is NASCAR Sonoma race?
The Toyota/Save Mart 350 is set for 2:30 p.m. CT on July 13 at Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma, California.
NASCAR Sonoma race TV channel
The Toyota/Save Mart 350 NASCAR Sonoma race will be broadcast on TNT with Adam Alexander, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Steve Letarte in the broadcast booth.
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