One of only two road courses on the NASCAR Sprint Cup circuit - We're offering beautiful hotel accommodations and NASCAR race tickets for those who like to see another side of NASCAR racing: Racing on a road course! Check out photos from our last trip to Infineon Raceway!

Two Nights Accommodations (Saturday & Sunday) at the Embassy Suites - Walnut Creek

• Two-room suites with plenty of space and privacy
• Cooked-to-order breakfasts included
• Evening open bar receptions included
• Restaurant and lounge
• Additional nights are $140 per night (dbl occupancy, tax included)

Private round-trip motor coach transport from the Embassy Suites hotel to Infineon Raceway for the Toyota Save Mart 350 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race

Choice of reserved race tickets with a great view of Infineon Raceway for the Sunday NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race:

• Main Grandstands (in front of the pits), or
• Turn 3 Terrace (on the hill, offers a more comprehensive view of the race track)

RaceAway staff on site:

Justin	Susan

Contact us for more information regarding our 2012 June Infineon NASCAR Package.
We'll be happy to assist you!

Toll Free: 877.210.5629
Email info@RaceAwayHospitality.com

Package pricing is available on the "Rates and Options" tab above.
Additional tour details are available on the "Tour Notes" tab above.
For an event itinerary, email us today!

Infineon Raceway, Sonoma, California

"Infineon Raceway is the most unique of the tracks we visit. This 1,600-acre facility in "wine country" near Sonoma, California is 30-minutes north of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.

I love to go to Infineon becuase the atmosphere is so much different from any of the other tracks we visit. Being a road course, this track hosts some of the most exciting NASCAR racing on the circuit. Infineon is hilly with more than 160 feet of elevation change, and there are turns everywhere. We get to see them turn right here!

The weather is always very beautiful with highs in the 80s and lows in the 50s. There is some walking to do here, and a few hills to navigate, but from where our buses park in the center of the track to the NASCAR merchandise trailers and our seats, we get around pretty easily.

At Infineon, we get closer to the track during the races than at any other facility. With so many turns - there are 12 of them here - you can pick a spot to watch the race for a while, then move to another spot and get a completely different perspective on the action. There is even a walking bridge between the bus lots and the grandstands where you can be above the cars as they are racing on the track!

We stay at an Embassy Suites in Walnut Creek, California which is seviced by the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART). BART makes stops at both San Francisco (SFO) and Oakland (OAK) airports, so guests arriving by air may use either airport and get to the hotel easily via BART.

Infineon is one of my favorite places to visit. I'm looking forward to hosting this tour again in June of 2012!"

More Infineon Info:

This twisting, 12-turn, 1.99-mile road course is nestled into the rolling hills of Sonoma, California. Each year, Infineon Raceway hosts the NASCAR Sprint Cup Toyota/Save Mart 350 in the height of the NASCAR season.

With track activity scheduled 340 days per year, Infineon Raceway is possibly the world's busiest racing facility. Infineon Raceway is a very versatile motorsports complex and is home to one of the nation's only high-performance automotive industrial parks.