PREVIEW SONOMA
Infineon Raceway
Sonoma AKA Sears Point
29355 Arnold Dr. Sonoma, California 95476
Local Radio Coverage (all provided by PRN): Racing is broadcast on 87.9 FM.
DIRECTIONS:
From Highway 101:
To Gates 1,6 and 7
* Merge onto Highway 37 east toward Vallejo
* Travel 8 miles until you reach the intersection of Highways 37 and 121
* Make a left onto Highway 121 toward Sonoma
* Gate 1 is one-half mile ahead on your left, Gate 6 is 1.5 miles ahead on the right and Gate 7 is 1.5 miles ahead on left
To Gate 9 from the north (southbound)
* Exit Highway 116/Lakeville Highway
* Stay on Lakeville Highway for 10 miles
* Gate 9 is ahead on the left
To Gate 9 from the south (northbound)
* Merge onto Highway 37 east toward Vallejo
* Travel 6 miles until you reach the intersection of Highway 37 and Lakeville Highway (first stoplight)
* Make a left onto Lakeville Highway
* Gate 9 is 1.5 miles ahead on the right
From I-80
To Gates 1, 6 and 7
* Exit onto Highway 37 west toward San Rafael
* Travel 15 miles until you reach the intersection of Highways 37 and 121
* Merge onto Highway 121 toward Sonoma
* Gate 1 is one-half mile ahead on your left, Gate 6 is 1.5 miles ahead on the right and Gate 7 is 1.5 miles ahead on the left
To Gate 9
* Exit onto Highway 37 west toward San Rafael
* Travel 17 miles until you reach the intersection of Highway 37 and Lakeville Highway
* Make a right onto Lakeville Highway
* Gate 9 is 1.5 miles ahead on the right
Race day traffic: 740 AM
Be aware of traffic patterns on the roadways around Infineon Raceway during major event weekends (Highway 121 and Highway 37 corridors). These are the days and times when these highway corridors may be impacted. Other raceway events, including track rental events and racing school events, are not expected to impact traffic. It should also be noted that other events unrelated to the raceway may impact traffic at any time.
Please call 800-870-RACE (7223) with any questions you might have:
Toyota/Save Mart 350 - NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Weekend (June 20-22)
Friday, June 20: Between the hours of 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.-6 p.m.
Saturday, June 21: Between the hours of 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.-7 p.m.
Sunday, June 22: Between the hours of 7 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and 5 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
2009 OUTBOUND
Directed Exiting
At the end of the day, on large race weekends, raceway traffic can quickly crowd and overwhelm local highways. Raceway officials are positioned in key locations throughout the facility and in communication with the California Highway Patrol to help direct traffic.
Vehicles exiting the raceway will be directed to the quickest and least crowded exiting gate and highway. That may mean that you will be directed to exit through a gate and onto a highway different from the one you entered.
Best Way Home - Alternate Routes
When exiting the facility you may be directed to exit Gate 8 or Gate 9. Both gates may be taking you in a direction that you are unfamiliar with. Please review the alternate route information below for the recommended routes to get you home.
From Gate 8 to Sonoma/Napa
* Gate 8 allows you to merge onto Highway 37 westbound
* Travel on Highway 37 westbound until you reach Lakeville Highway
* Make a right onto Lakeville Highway
* Travel 7.5 miles until you reach Highway 116 toward Sonoma
* Make a right onto Highway 116
From Gate 9 to Sonoma/Napa
* Once at Gate 9 make a right onto Lakeville Highway
* Travel 6 miles until you reach Highway 116 toward Sonoma
* Make a right onto Highway 116
**From Gate 8 to Vallejo/I-80
* Gate 8 allows you to merge onto Highway 37 westbound
* Travel 5 miles and exit Black Point/Atherton Ave
* Make a right at the first stop sign, and a left at the next stop sign following signs to Vallejo
**From Gate 9 to Vallejo/I-80
* Once at Gate 9 make a left onto Lakeville Highway
* Travel 1.5 miles until you reach Highway 37
* Make a left onto Highway 37 eastbound toward Vallejo
**If Highway 37 eastbound is backed up you may also travel west on Highway 37 to Highway 101. Merge onto Highway 101 south toward San Francisco. Follow signs to Highway 580/Richmond-San Rafael Bridge. Continue southeast through Richmond until you get to I-80.
TRAFFIC CAMERAS AND REPORTS:
San Francisco Bay area hotspots - I-80
Infineon Raceway 2009 Schedule
Friday, June 19
6 a.m. Gates Open
7 a.m. 
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Garage Opens
8:30 a.m. – 9:55 a.m. NASCAR Camping World Series West Practice
10:05 a.m. – 10:20 a.m. Legends Practice
10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. NASCAR Camping World Series West Final Practice
Noon – 1:30 p.m. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Practice
1:50 p.m. NASCAR Camping World Series West Qualifying
3:35 p.m. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Qualifying
10 p.m. Gates Close
Saturday, June 20
6 a.m. Gates Open
7:30 a.m. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Garage Opens
8:50 a.m. – 9:20 a.m. Legends Final Practice
Legends Final Practice NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Practice
10:50 a.m. – 11:50 a.m. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Final Practice
Noon NASCAR Camping World Series West Driver Introductions
12:30 p.m. Bennett Lane Winery 200, NASCAR Camping World Series West Race (64 laps)
3 p.m. Legends Race (one hour)
10 p.m. Gates Close
Sunday, June 21 (Father’s Day)
7 a.m. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Garage Opens
9 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Sponsor Hot Laps
11:30 a.m. Rock-n-Race Charity Auction
Noon Toyota/Save Mart 350 Pre-Race Ceremonies
1:30 p.m. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Driver Introductions
2 p.m. Toyota/Save Mart 350 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Race (110 laps)
FOLLOWED BY: Track Walk
Tickets Prices 2009
Adult
Friday $25 / $30
Saturday$30 / $40 / $45
Sunday$65 / $85 / $95 / $130
Weekend$99 / $140 / $180
1-800-870-RACE Or On the Internet Order tickets HERE
TICKET DEALS 2009:
Jimmie Johnson $48.48 Special
"24 Special" Ticket Package Jeff Gordon, will be front-and-center for race fans on Sunday, June 21, with a special chalk-talk session just hours before the drop of the green flag for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. The best part is 750 lucky fans will have a "front-row spot" for this Q&A session by purchasing the "24 Special" ticket package. Race fans that purchase a race ticket for the Toyota/Save Mart 350 will get the second ticket for just $24 (total price $119). That's a savings of $70. They'll also be front-and-center for the session. The chalk-talk session will be open to the public, but to get the up-close access, you'll need the "24 Special." The Q&A will take place on the road course at Turn 11, one of the most exciting turns on the circuit, at 11 a.m. (PST). Race fans are encouraged to assemble at 10:30 a.m. at the Sunoco Gas Station, which will serve as the entrance to Turn 11.
NASCAR Family Pack ($195) This Father's Day, put summer fun and great value on your family's calendar. Save nearly $100!
* 4 reserved tickets (located in Turn 3, rows 1 - 10)
* 4 hot dogs
* 4 sodas
PIT PASSES 2009
Hospitality package 2009
NASCAR Pit Road Club This trackside location is the hottest spot for the true NASCAR race fan. This VIP experience is $725 per person for Sunday, $225 per person on Saturday.
NASCAR Wine Country Raceway Club Special guests will include 2004 Cup Champion and 2009 Atlanta winner Kurt Busch, driver of the No. 2 Miller Lite car.
For more information contact the Ticket Sales Dept at 707-933-3943 or by e-mail at ticketing@infineonraceway.com
Platinum Pass Kevin Harvick & Kasey Kahne are scheduled to be featured in two separate Platinum Pass packages at Infineon Raceway, Friday thru Sunday, June 19 - 21, 2009 which are designed to give race fans the ultimate in access during the Toyota/Save Mart 350. Only 200 of each package will be sold. The $275 all-access package includes: Weekend reserved tickets to the Toyota/Save Mart 350, Intimate Q&A session with either Harvick or Kahne [time TBA], depending on which Platinum Pass you purchase, Raffle of personally-signed memorabilia by each driver at the Q&A sessions, Pit and Track Pass that allows access to "cold pit" and pre-race festivities on Sunday, June 21. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit the Infineon Raceway website. www.jayski.com
Local Radio Coverage (all provided by PRN):
KNBR 1050 AM San Fran: Sunday, June 21: Toyota/Save Mart 350 & Post-Race Show.
KHTK 1140 AM (Sacramento): Sunday, June 21: Toyota/Save Mart 350 and Post-Race Show.
KSRO 1350 AM (Santa Rosa): Sunday, June 21: Toyota/Save Mart 350 and Post-Race Show.
WHAT TO DO
DRIVERS APPEARANCES
Appearances are posted from a week before race day up until a few days before. Many times there isn't advanced notice, go by the souvenir haulers and look for the signs. (Go on Friday if possible)
Reed Sorenson tries to visit his souvenir trailer at the race track each weekend to sign autographs. Be sure to stop by the Target trailer and check for times.
Friday, June 19,
"PRN Up to SPEED" fan question-and-answer sessions. Friday, June 19, 2:15 p.m.: Brian Vickers, Scott Speed, Robby Gordon and Patrick Carpentier (Toyota Pit Pass display, behind the Main Grandstand)www.infineonraceway.com
Saturday, June 20
NASCAR on TNT's Kyle Petty will be available for a fan Q&A session at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday in the Jim Russell Racing School garage (in the paddock at the north end of the Main Grandstand next to Turn 1). Don't miss your chance to ask questions of this famed driver and racing analyst. www.infineonraceway.com
Sunday, June 21
Jeff Gordon, will be front-and-center for race fans on Sunday, June 21, with a special chalk-talk session just hours before the drop of the green flag for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. The Q&A will take place on the road course at Turn 11, one of the most exciting turns on the circuit, at 11 a.m. (PST). Race fans are encouraged to assemble at 10:30 a.m. at the Sunoco Gas Station, which will serve as the entrance to Turn 11.
Jeff Burton and JP Montoya will be up at the SPEED Stage in the main paddock on Sunday morning, Burton from 9:30-9:45 and Montoya from 9:45-10. It's part of the PRN Up to Speed program at all Speedway Motorsports Inc. tracks.www.infineonraceway.com
Casey Mears is scheduled to sign autographs at the Jack Daniel's souvenir trailer, located in the speedway's midway area on Sunday, June 21, 2009 at 10:15am local time. A limited number of tickets will be available for autographs the morning of the race at the merchandise trailer on a first come, first served basis due to time constraints. www.jayski.com
Robby Gordon is scheduled to stop by his souvenir hauler at Infineon Raceway on Sunday, June 21, 2009 at 9:30am local time. www.jayski.com
Robby Gordon is scheduled to appear at the Sprint Experience at Infineon Raceway on Sunday, June 21, 2009 at 11:15am local time. www.jayski.com
MORE DRIVER'S APPEARANCES AROUND THE SONOMA AREA
Rock-n-Race Charity Auction - Sunday, June 21, 11:30 a.m.
Signed memorabilia from top NASCAR Sprint Cup Series will be up for grabs in both a silent and live auction. All proceeds benefit the Sonoma Chapter of Speedway Children's Charities, the charitable arm of Infineon Raceway.
PRE RACE 2009
Pre-Race Festivities, Sunday, June 21
Live Music
Don't miss Terraphonic, a Northern California-based band with a great sound that's ready to explode. The band, which has drawn its inspiration from Metallica, Pearl Jam and Nirvana, will be featured in front of the main grandstand. Catch their debut album, Hyde Street, on iTunes.
Air Show Takes Center Stage on Sunday
* Airshows America's Patriots Jet Team Air Show: Pre-race festivities kick off with the Patriots Jet Team Air Show which will bring the sky to life with their show, which is performed in four 1983 L-39 Ex-Military Jets. The show will feature 25 minutes of beautifully choreographed maneuvers, including diamond formation loops and rolls. Don't miss it!
* Red Bull Helicopter Stunt Show: Check out the Red Bull helicopter stunt show performed by Charles "Chuck" P. Aaron, the only pilot licensed in the United States by the Federal Aviation Administration. Watch as he performs loops, barrel rolls and back flips in a BO-105 CBS helicopter.
* Red Bull Sky Diving Team: You won't want to miss the Red Bull Sky Diving Team as it demonstrates "Free Flying" from 10,000 feet above Infineon Raceway. The Red Bull team travels world-wide performing different skydiving maneuvers.
* Patriotic Parachute Team: The Patriotic Parachute Team is comprised of dedicated men and women from all branches of the Armed Forces.
* Military Fly-bys: Keep your eyes glued to the sky immediately following the national anthem for our thrilling military fly-bys.
*US Army Cannon Salute Following National Anthem
Army Cannon Salute Provided by the 75th Division Salute Batter from Camp Parks Dublin, CA
* Oakland Police Officers Honored During Race Weekend Four motorcycle officers from the Oakland Police Department will lead the 43-car field around the road course prior to the start of the Toyota/Save Mart 350. This will serve as a salute to the four officers from the Oakland Police Department who lost their lives in the line of duty in March: Sgts. Ervin Romans, Daniel Sakai and Mark Dunakin and Officer John Hege. The Oakland Police Department will also have a booth at race weekend with donations going to the families of the four officers.
AAA Designated Driver Booth - Sunday, June 21
Visit the AAA Designated Driver booth to become the designated driver for your group. Plus, get a free bottle of water.
Post-Race Track Walk Sunday June 21
Race fans are invited to participate in the 4th annual Track Walk at Infineon Raceway once the checkered flag drops on the Toyota/Save Mart 350 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race, June 21. Fans can enter the track from six locations around the road course: the north end of the Main Grandstand; Turn 1; Turn 2 hospitality area; Turn 7; Turn 9 (at the south end of the terrace); and Turn 11.
Track officials will drop the lug nuts around the track prior to opening the gates for the Track Walk, and the people who find those lug nuts will be treated to great prizes, including a big-screen TV, Save Mart Supermarkets gift certificate and 2010 Toyota/Save Mart 350 race tickets. Fans can redeem the specially marked lug nut at the Ticket Pit Stop located behind the main grandstand.
The Track Walk is free, but the raceway encourages participants to pre-register at the Speedway Children’s Charities booth located next to the Ticket Pit Stop. Fans are also encouraged to make a voluntary contribution to Speedway Children’s Charities
SPEEDTV STAGE
Many Thanks to Diana Rose from www.infineonraceway.com for all the help.
The SPEED Stage will be set-up at the North end of the paddock, just behind the main grandstand. Very close to the entrance of the pedestrian tunnel that crosses under the start/finish line of the road course.
Jim Russell Racing
Jim Russell Racing is starting a new course that gives you the chance to drive your car on the greatest road courses in America - starting with Infineon Raceway. You don't need any racing experience, just sign up with Jim Russell for this full day on the track.
MOTORSPORTS INDUSTRIAL PARK
In addition to a world-class racing facility, Infineon Raceway is also home to more than 70 motor-sports based tenants. These businesses include car preparation, car restoration, materials fabrication, vintage car storage, and race teams, to name just a few.
Motorsports Industrial Park is a guide of the raceway’s tenants and a brief description, when possible, of their business. For information on renting shop space at Infineon Raceway, you can contact either Ron Reinking or Mike Crockett at 707-543-8300
Blue Lizard Suncream Cancer Screenings - all weekend
Blue Lizard Australian Suncream will offer a free sun safety program during the Dodge/Save Mart 350 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup weekend, which will educate fans about the dangers of over-exposure to the sun.
OTHER STUFF TO DO
AMUSEMENTS
7.4 StoneTree Golf Club 9 Stonetree Ln, Novato, CA 94945 (415) 209-6090
10.3 The Clubhouse Family Fun Center 19171 Sonoma Hwy, Sonoma, CA 95476 (707) 996-3616
13.1 Amf Boulevard Lanes 1100 Petaluma Boulevard South, Petaluma, CA 94952 (707) 762-4581
13.2 Boulevard Bowl 1100 Petaluma Boulevard South, Petaluma, CA 94952 (707) 762-4581
13.8 Star Base Arcade 1545 4th Street, San Rafael, CA 94901 (415) 459-7655
14.0 6 Flags Marine World 2001 Marine World Pky, Vallejo, CA 94589 (707) 643-6722 / 644-4000
FROM BRIAN L: A zoo with the traditional Six Flags roller coasters and rides and everything... it's like Sea World had a threesome with San Diego Zoo and Cedar Point Amusement Park.
15.4 Bingo Emporium 575-3 D, Napa, CA 94558 (707) 252-5420
18.2 Boulevard Bowl Petaluma, CA 94952 (707) 762-4581
18.5 Morton's Sonoma Resort 1651 Warm Springs Rd, Glen Ellen, CA 95442, 707-833-5511
21.3 Pastime Card Room 726 1st Street, Benicia, CA 94510 (707) 747-0207
21.6 Hornblower 200 Marina Blvd, Berkeley, CA 94710 (415) 788-8866
22.7 Flora Springs Winery 1978 W Zinfandel Lane, Saint Helena, CA 94574 (707) 963-5711
23.1 Flora Springs Wine Tasting 677 St Helena Hwy S, Saint Helena, CA 94574 (707) 967-8032
23.1 Scandia Family Fun Center 5301 Redwood Drive, Rohnert Park, CA 94928 (707) 584-1361
24.2 The Broken Rack 6005 Shellmound, Emeryville, CA 94608 (510) 652-9808 (510) 652-9341 (fax)
24.7 Amusement Center 447 Broadway, San Francisco, CA 94133 (415) 398-8858
24.7 Broadway Billiards & Video Games 447 Broadway, San Francisco, CA 94133 (415) 434-1783
Wine Tasting / Wineries, Dining, Tours / Sightseeing, Spas / Day Spas, Gourmet Sampling, Golf, Recreational Sports, Antiques, Nightlife, Attractions, Ballooning & Skydiving, Ag-Eco Tourism, Farms & Gardens, Farmer's Markets, Parks and Beaches,
The Arts, Shopping and more
Within about 15 miles from the track in nearby Vallejo, CA is Six Flags Marine World. With a wildlife park, oceanarium and theme park, there is something for everyone. You can scream as you ride Medusa an extreme roller coaster. Or you can fed giraffes, seals or sea lions. Or how about riding an elephant?
How about a visit to Sonoma State Historic park? Sonoma State Historic Park is in the center of the charming old town of Sonoma, surrounded by shops, and nearby wineries. This historic park includes a variety of beautifully restored historic properties, such as the Sonoma Mission, Blue Wing Inn, La Casa Grande Site, The Plaza, General Vallejo's Home, Toscano Hotel, and the Sonoma Barracks. We are in the middle of wine country so go visit a winery I found over 17 in Sonoma alone. One word of caution; if visiting a winery in Sonoma you are less likely to be charged for taste testing than if you visit one in Napa Valley.
Into trains? Sonoma’s Train Town includes three full sized cabooses, dating from the 1930's and 40's which you will be able to explore at your leisure. Board a train and travel over five bridges and trestles and thru two tunnels. You will arrive at lakeview and a petting zoo.
Other Important Speedway Info
Guests with Disabilities
Accessible Restrooms
All permanent restroom facilities at Infineon Raceway are wheelchair accessible. Permanent restrooms are located at:
* Main Grandstand
* Turn 2
* Turn 10
Wheelchair accessible portable restrooms are located near all other seating areas.
Parking – Enter Gate 1
You must have all of the following to be able to park in the lots designated for our disabled guests:
* Disabled placard or special identification license plate
* Disabled identification card
* Driver’s license matching the name of the disabled guest on the identification card
Once at Gate 1 merge to the far right entry lane. From there you will be directed to the appropriate parking area.
Seating Information
Wheelchair and companion seating is offered in both the hillside terrace and Main Grandstand seating areas. Representatives will be available in all disabled seating sections to provide assistance.
Service Animals
Infineon Raceway recognizes the importance of service animals in assisting guests with visual and other impairments. These animals are welcome throughout the property, but must remain leashed and harnessed at all times.
Shuttle Service
A golf cart service is available to take guests to/from the designated handicap parking lots and major seating areas. Pick-up/drop-off points are located in the following locations:
* Main Grandstand, behind the grandstand next to the main shuttle turnaround
* Turn 2 Earnhardt Terrace (NASCAR and IRL ONLY)
* Turn 3 Rob Brown Terrace (NASCAR ONLY)
* Turn 7 Terrace (NASCAR and IRL ONLY)
* Turn 9 Terrace (NASCAR and IRL ONLY)
* Turn 10 (NHRA ONLY)
Parking
Event parking is FREE at Infineon Raceway. When arriving at the raceway please enter the following gates for parking.
**Gates open at 7:00am on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Gate 1 - Permit Parking
Gate 1 is a restricted gate. You must have a permit or have a valid disabled placard to enter the gate.
Permits are issued to:
* Season ticket holders
* Suite/hospitality ticket holders
* Media
* Competitors
Motorcycles are the only vehicles allowed to enter Gate 1 without a Permit. Motorcycles must park in designated areas only.
Gate 3 - General Parking
Gate 3 is located off of Highway 121 across from the 50 Acres Campground. Gate 3 is utilized for NASCAR, NHRA and IRL.
Gate 7 - General Parking
Gate 7 is located off of Highway 121 and is the main point of entry for fans.
Shuttles
A free shuttle service is available at all major events to transport guests around the facility. Shuttle stops are located near every major seating and parking area.
A golf cart service is also available to take disabled guests to and from the handicap parking lots and major seating areas. Enter Gate 1 for parking and event specific information.
GATES
Gates open at 7 a.m. for all events with the exception of Saturday and Sunday of the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup event weekend. On Saturday and Sunday of the NASCAR event, gates open at 6 a.m. GATE MAP
Alcohol
No alcohol may be brought into the facility. Beer is available for purchase at several locations throughout the raceway.
Bags/Backpacks
All bags entering the raceway are subject to search. Bags/backpacks larger than 15" x 15" x 15" are not permitted in any seating area.
Coolers
Coolers may be brought into the facility. No cooler larger than 15" x 15" x 15" is permitted in any seating area. Coolers larger than 15" x 15" x 15" are permitted in camping/parking areas only.
Don't know what you will put in your cooler since you can't put beer! But ain't that nice of them to let you bring such a big cooler in!
Automatic Teller Machine
A Bank of the West ATM is located on the South end of the Start/Finish Grandstand. Please refer to the Infineon Raceway Facility Map for directions.
Will Call
Will-Call (Toyota Pick-Up Window)
Will-Call is located in the Guest Services building located at Gate 1 for all events BUT NASCAR. Will-Call is open from 7am to 5pm each day of the event. Will Call for NASCAR weekend is located at Gate 9 off of the Lakeville Highway. Parking for Will Call is immediately on your left as you enter the property.
Vehicle Repair Assistance
AAA tow vehicles will be available during race weekends to provide assistance with lockouts and minor vehicle repairs. Please stop by or contact the Infineon Raceway Main Office at (800) 870-RACE for assistance. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you need service during non-office hours please contact Bonneau's Towing at (707) 938-8133.
First Aid
The Infineon Raceway Medical Center is located in the paddock next to the Raceway Café. Fans can visit the Medical Center at all major events except the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup. At the NASCAR event, First Aid stations will be set-up behind seating areas in the Main Grandstand and Terraces 2, 3, 7 and 9.
Lost and Found
Found items are taken to Guest Services located at Gate 1. Items are kept at Guest Services until the conclusion of the event weekend. The Infineon Raceway Main Office handles all unclaimed items beginning the next business day. Please call 800-870-RACE if you need to locate an item after an event.
Fan Care
Fan Care is located behind Section I in the Start/Finish Grandstand and is an area where guests can receive race day information including maps, schedules and child ID wristbands. Guests can also be treated at Fan Care for minor injuries.
Guest Services
Guests with ticketing problems or customer service issues should visit Guest Services. Guest Services is located at Gate 1 and open from 7am to one-half hour after the conclusion of the day's racing. Lost and Found is also located at Guest Services on race weekends.
Ice Sales
Ice can be purchased at the Raceway Café from 7am to 4pm during all major events at Infineon Raceway.
Lost and Found
Found items are taken to Guest Services, which is located at Gate 1. Items are kept at Guest Services until the conclusion of the event weekend. The Infineon Raceway main office (800-870-RACE) handles all unclaimed items beginning the next business day.
Child ID Wristbands
Great Idea. I don't need it BUT how many times have you heard right before the race starts some one being paged because their kid is lost!
Children age 12 and under can receive an ID wristband. By recording a family members name and seat number raceway staff can assist in reuniting parents with any children who might become separated. ID wristbands are available at all major events in the Fan Care Center located under the start/finish grandstand.
NO Smoking
Smoking is NOT permitted in any seating area.
You ain't in tobacco country anymore Toto!
Telephones
Pay phones are located in the following locations:
* Raceway Café
* Main Grandstand, behind Section D
SPEEDWAY RULES
Barbecues - Open-flame barbecues using wood or charcoal are not allowed. Gas-fired barbecues using propane are allowed at the raceway.
Campfires - No campfires are permitted
