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Table of Contents

Event Schedule ....................................................................................... 4

Ticket Information ................................................................................... 5

Seating Map ....................................................................................... 6-7

General Information (including the following) ......................................... 8-11• ATMs

• Automobile Assistance • First Aid • Guest Services & Information Booths • Lost & Found • Smoking Policies

Shuttle Information .......................................................................... 14-15

Shuttle Map .................................................................................... 16-17

Guests with Disabilities .................................................................... 18-19

Raceway Policies.............................................................................. 20-21 • Items Allowed into the Raceway • Golf Cart and Vehicle Restrictions

Camping Information ........................................................................ 22-30

Parking & Traffic ............................................................................. 31-35 • Arriving at the Raceway • Directions • Alternate Routes – Your Best Way Home

Traffic Map .......................................................................................... 33

Event Specific Information ................................................................ 36-52

Be a Track Ambassador ......................................................................... 55

Area Services & Attractions ............................................................. 56-59

Infineon RacewayHighways 3� & 121Sonoma, CA 954��

800-8�0-RACE (�223)www.infineonraceway.com

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Event ScheduleMay 18-20

Kawasaki AMA Superbike Showdown, presented by Supercuts

June 2-3

Wine Country Classic vintage car races

June 22-24NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Weekend • Ravenswood Winery Pole Day, June 22 • Blue Lizard Suncream 200, June 23 • Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sunday, June 24

July 6-8Infineon Cougar Mountain Classic

July 27-29

FRAM Autolite NHRA Nationals

August 3-5

CAL-STEAM/KOHLER NHRA Division � Drag Races, presented by Korbel

August 24-26

Motorola Indy 300, presented by Jackson Rancheria Casino & Hotel

Ticket and Will Call InformationEvent Day Ticket Information and ServicesTicket information and assistance with ticket related issues is available at the Guest Services building, which is located at Gate 1, the main entrance into the facility off Highway 121. Infineon Raceway ticket representatives will be happy to answer any questions, as well as provide ticket information on upcoming events. Hours at Guest Services are: � a.m.-one hour after the conclusion of racing.

Ticket Pit StopTake advantage of special ticket offers and purchase tickets to future events by visiting the Infineon Raceway Ticket Pit Stop. The Ticket Pit Stop is located behind section D of the Main Grandstand.

Ticket UpgradesUpgrade from general admission to reserved seating by visiting Infineon Raceway Ticket Upgrade Booths. (Applies to NASCAR, NHRA and IndyCar® weekends)

Ticket UpgradesNASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series & IndyCar® Racing Ticket Upgrade Locations • Main Grandstand, behind section D next to the Ticket Pit Stop • Earnhardt Turn 2 Terrace, behind section B • Rob Brown Turn 3 Terrace, behind section D • Turn � Terrace, behind section C • Turn 9 Terrace, behind section EFRAM Autolite NHRA Nationals Ticket Upgrade Locations • Main Grandstand, behind section D next to the Ticket Pit Stop • Temporary Grandstand, Tower Reserved, behind section � • Turn 9 Terrace, behind section E

Toyota “Pickup” Windows (Will-Call/Credentials)Toyota “Pickup” Windows (Will-Call/Credentials) are located at Guest Services (Gate 1) for all events with the exception of NASCAR. On NASCAR Weekend, Toyota “Pickup” Windows are located at Gate 9 off Lakeville Highway.

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General InformationAAA Designated Driver Program Come by the AAA Designated Driver Program booth to become the designated driver for your group. Just fill out a pledge card — under the direction of the AAA — and receive a FREE bottle of smartwater. Look for the AAA booth, located behind the Main Grandstand, at the AMA, NASCAR, NHRA and IndyCar® event weekends. The program is also sponsored by Vitamin Water.

ATM LocationsBank of America ATMs can be found in the following locations: • Raceway Café • Main Grandstand behind section A • Main Grandstand behind section N • Earnhardt Turn 2 Terrace near the permanent restroom building • Turn 10 Vendor Area near the permanent restroom building

Autograph SessionsGet an autograph from your favorite racer. Organized autograph sessions are scheduled for the AMA, NHRA and IndyCar® event weekends. Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for details.

Automobile AssistanceTow vehicles are on-site during race weekends to provide assistance with lockouts and dead batteries. Please stop by Guest Services, located at Gate 1, for assistance.

Child ID WristbandsFamilies with young children should take advantage of the Infineon Raceway Child ID Wristband program. Each child will receive a wristband that will enable raceway staff to assist in locating the child’s guardian or parent, in the event that he/she becomes lost. Just stop by Guest Services, located at Gate 1, or the Ticket Pit Stop, located behind the Main Grandstand, for details. It will just take a few minutes to provide raceway staff with the necessary information to get your child dialed-in with the program.

Ear PlugsEar plugs are available for purchase at Wine Country Motorsports, located next to the Raceway Café in the main competitor pit area, during all major events. Additional sales locations will open during the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup, NHRA and IndyCar® events and will be conveniently located near major seating areas.

ConcessionsFood and beverages are available throughout the raceway at concession stands and carts managed by Levy Restaurants. Find a variety of your favorite foods including hot dogs, tacos, pizza, barbecue dishes and much more.

Exit and Re-EntryIf you leave the raceway and plan on returning the same day, you must have your hand stamped and event tickets to re-enter. Hand stamps are available at Gate 1 for all events and at Gate � for the AMA, NASCAR NEXTEL Cup, NHRA and IndyCar® events.

First Aid, Santa Rosa Memorial HospitalFirst aid stations are located behind every major seating area at the NASCAR, NHRA and IndyCar® events. Please visit the Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital Medical Center, located at the south end of the main competitor pit area near the Raceway Café, for all other events.

Gate Opening TimesGates open daily at �am. During the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup gates open at �am.

Guest ServicesGuests with ticketing problems or customer service issues should visit Guest Services. Guest Services is located at Gate 1 and open from �am to one-half hour after the conclusion of the day’s racing.

Ice SalesIce can be purchased at the Raceway Café from �am-4pm during all major events at Infineon Raceway. The Raceway Café is located at the south end of the main competitor pit area.

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Information, Nationwide InsuranceEvent information, including facility maps and weekend schedules, is available at the Nationwide Insurance Information Booth, located directly behind the Main Grandstand. Additional information booths are set-up during the NASCAR, NHRA and IndyCar® race weekends and are conveniently located near major seating areas.

Lost ChildrenParents or guardians looking for their children should contact an Infineon Raceway representative immediately. Children separated from their parents or guardians will be taken to Guest Services, located at Gate 1.

Lost & FoundFound 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 (800-8�0-RACE) handles all unclaimed items beginning the next business day.

PetsPets are allowed in camping areas only. Only seeing-eye dogs, or dogs used to assist disabled guests, are allowed in competitor pit and seating areas.Police & SecurityFor your safety and convenience, police and security personnel are stationed throughout the raceway. If you have an emergency, please notify the nearest Infineon Raceway representative for assistance.

Radio BroadcastsRacing is broadcast on 8�.9 FM.

SmokingSmoking is NOT permitted in any seating area, concession line or elevator at Infineon Raceway. Guests wishing to smoke must go to designated smoking areas.

Designated smoking areas are as follows: • Main Grandstand behind section G • Earnhardt Turn 2 Terrace behind section B • Rob Brown Turn 3 Terrace behind section D • Turn � Terrace behind section C • Turn 9 Terrace behind sections A and F

Speedway Children’s Charities BoothVisit the Speedway Children’s Charities booth to learn more about the charitable arm of Infineon Raceway. Speedway Children’s Charities is dedicated to raising money for needy youth organizations in Sonoma County, and has distributed more than $2.1 million since 2002. Look for the Speedway Children’s Charities booth, located behind the Main Grandstand near the shuttle turnaround, at the AMA, WCC, NASCAR, NHRA and IndyCar® event weekends.

Spazmatics LIVE at most major events in 2007The Spazmatics are a hilariously cool science nerd 80’s pop synth new wave dance show. They perform a variety of music by bands including Flock of Seagulls, The Go-Gos, Oingo Boingo, The Cure, INXS, Duran Duran, Berlin, Madonna, Billy Idol and many more great bands that were popular in the ‘80s! This great band will perform behind the main grandstand during most of our major events in 200�...don’t miss it!

TelephonesPay phones are located in the following locations:• Raceway Café• Main Grandstand behind section D• Main Grandstand behind section L

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BLUE Shuttle RouteTAKES YOU TO:• Lot 1 & 2

RED Shuttle RouteTAKES YOU TO:• Main Grandstand• Earnhardt Turn 2 Terrace• Rob Brown Turn 3 Terrace• Turn 7 Terrace

YELLOW Shuttle RouteTAKES YOU TO:• Lots 4 & 5• Trackside RV Terraces (Rows A-G)

PURPLE Shuttle RouteTAKES YOU TO:• Parking Lots 7-10• Cougar Mountain Campground

GREEN Shuttle RouteTAKES YOU TO:• Turn 9 Terrace• Parking Lots 11-14

Shuttle Transfer AreaGuests needing to access seating and parking lots mayneed to transfer to a different colored route

The RED, YELLOW, GREEN and PURPLE shuttle routesstop at the Transfer Area

Shuttle InformationNationwide Insurance Fan Assistance PatrolThe Nationwide Insurance Fan Assistance Patrol Shuttle Service is available to take Infineon Raceway guests to and from major parking lots and seating areas. Look for the blue canopied Nationwide Insurance golf carts at the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series event at Infineon Raceway.

Nationwide Insurance Information BoothsEvent information, including facility maps and weekend schedules, is available at the Nationwide Insurance Information Booth, located directly behind the Main Grandstand. Additional information booths are set-up during the NASCAR, NHRA and IRL race weekends and are conveniently located near major seating areas.

Nationwide Insurance Shuttle ServiceIn addition to the Fan Assistance Patrol, Nationwide Insurance, along with Infineon Raceway, provides a FREE shuttle service available to transport guests around the facility.

Shuttle RoutesInfineon Raceway utilizes colored (blue, green, purple, red and yellow) shuttle routes to make it easy to identify what shuttle will get you to the correct seating location and parking lot.

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Guests with DisabilitiesAccessible RestroomsAll permanent restroom facilities at Infineon Raceway are wheelchair accessible. Permanent restrooms are located at: • Main Grandstand • Turn 2 • Turn 10Wheelchair accessible portable restrooms are located near all other major seating areas.

Electric Convenience Vehicles (ECVs)Disabled guests may operate single-person electric convenience vehicles at Infineon Raceway. ECVs and golf carts are not available to rent.

Disabled Guest ParkingEnter 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 one of two designated handicap parking areas: Lower Handicap and Upper Handicap. Parking is first come, first served with the Lower Handicap lot parked first.

Seating InformationWheelchair and companion seating is offered at both the Hillside Terraces and Main Grandstand. Chairs for companion seating in the Hillside Terraces are available at the ticket upgrade booths in the following locations (NASCAR, NHRA and IndyCar® weekends only): • Main Grandstand behind section C • Earnhardt Turn 2 Terrace behind section B • Rob Brown Turn 3 Terrace behind section D • Turn � Terrace behind section C • Turn 9 Terrace behind section E

Service AnimalsInfineon 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 – Pick-Up/Drop-Off PointsA shuttle service is available to take guests to/from the designated handicap parking lots and major seating areas. Pick-up/drop-off points are found in the following locations: • Main Grandstand near the shuttle turnaround • Earnhardt Turn 2 Terrace behind section B • Rob Brown Turn 3 Terrace behind section D • Turn � Terrace behind section B • Turn 9 Terrace behind section F • Gate 3 (50 Acre Campground Pick-Up)

WristbandsTo access the disabled guest golf cart shuttle service and grandstand elevator you must have a wristband. Wristbands are issued by the Infineon Raceway Golf Cart Service staff just after you enter the raceway and park your vehicle.

Wristbands will be labeled Lower or Upper, indicating your parking location. Disabled guests plus one accompanying individual receive SOLID color wristbands. Additional guests in the party receive STRIPED wristbands. SOLID WRISTBANDSprovide full access to the Golf Cart Shuttle Service and Main Grandstand Elevator. STRIPED WRISTBANDS provide limited access. Access is based on the number of people waiting for the service at that time.

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Raceway PoliciesInfineon Raceway is committed to providing a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for all guests. To help ensure a positive race-day experience, please review the following guidelines and restrictions.

Guest Code of ConductInfineon Raceway staff supports an environment where guests can enjoy the event experience free from unacceptable behavior, including but not limited to the following: • Foul/abusive language or obscene gestures • Intoxication or other signs of impairment related to alcohol consumption• Any disruption of the event, including throwing of objects or trespassing in

restricted areas • Displays of affection not appropriate in a public, family setting • Obscene or indecent clothing • Sitting in a location other than the guest’s ticketed seat • Fighting, taunting, or making threatening remarks or gestures• Selling of merchandise without the written consent of the raceway

Guests not adhering to the above code, or behaving inappropriately will be asked to leave the facility.

Please remember to be courteous and considerate while at Infineon Raceway. If anyone is interfering with your enjoyment of the event, please contact the nearest Infineon Raceway representative for assistance.

Guest Guidelines – Items Allowed into the RacewayThe following items are allowed at the raceway, but must not exceed 15” x 15” x 15” in size. • Bags/Backpacks • Coolers • Plastic Bottles • Seat CushionsGuests are not allowed to enter the facility with the following items: • Alcohol • Bottles/glass containers/cans

• Lawn chairs and stadium-type seats with legs (chairs and seat cushions must be flat with no legs)

• Inline skates/skateboards • Umbrellas in seating areas • Wagons • Weapons • Fireworks

All items brought into the raceway are subject to search.

Golf Cart and Vehicle RestrictionsInfineon Raceway provides a free shuttle service to/from major parking and seating areas. For your safety, and the safety of others, the use of personal-transportation vehicles is prohibited.

Unauthorized vehicles, including ATVs, golf carts, motorized bikes, scooters or skateboards are NOT allowed at Infineon Raceway. Unauthorized vehicles may be taken and held by raceway officials until the conclusion of the event. Guests violating this policy may be asked to leave the facility.

Authorized vehicles are operated by credentialed Infineon Raceway personnel, event sponsors and competitors only. No one under the age of 1� is allowed to operate a vehicle at Infineon Raceway. Disabled guests are allowed to use single-person ECVs (Electric Convenience Vehicles).

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Camping InformationMake Infineon Raceway your home away from home during race weekends by purchasing space in one of four different campgrounds at the facility.

Arriving at the Raceway in your RVPlease check your RV pass to confirm the gate to enter for admission. Campers checking in at Gates 1 or 9 staying in the Trackside RV Terraces, Cougar Mountain Campground or Carousel Campgrounds should read the following Gate Entry Information.

• Please have your RV pass on your vehicle (attach the pass to the lower left inside corner (driver’s side))

• Everyone entering the raceway, including children, must have tickets for each day of the event.

• Upon entering, your tickets will be scanned and stapled together. You will then be given a wristband.

If you have guests staying with you throughout the weekend they must also have weekend tickets and wristbands. If a wristband was not given to you or one of your guests at check-in, please stop by Guest Services located at Gate 1.

Camping WristbandsA camping wristband is used to identify you as a weekend guest and helps you avoid any hassles with gate re-entry and campground checks. It is recommended that all guests staying overnight at Infineon Raceway have their tickets and wristband on them at all times.

Daily Exit and Re-EntryIf you leave the raceway and plan on returning the same day, you must have all of the following to re-enter: • Event Weekend Tickets • Camping Wristband • Additional Vehicle Pass

Vehicles may exit and re-enter campgrounds until 10pm each night. After 8pm all trackside campers must enter and exit Gate 1.

Campground Rules and Restrictions• CHARCOAL barbecues are not allowed at Infineon Raceway. Gas grills

using propane are permitted. • Open flame or open pit campfires are prohibited • Camping is permitted in designated areas only • Quiet Time will be enforced from midnight-� a.m. – music, portable

generators, etc, must be turned off during those times • Keep fire lanes open at all times • Offensive signs, public drunkenness and profanity will not be tolerated • The selling of unauthorized merchandise is not permitted • Alcohol may not be sold or distributed to people other than those

staying in your RV • Alcohol is allowed in camping areas. However, alcohol may not be brought

from camping areas into any seating or pit areas. Alcohol is available for purchase throughout the raceway.

• No waste-water dumping is allowed, subject to fine • No fireworks • No weapons • NO COMMERCECampground Security – 24 hours a day (Available NASCAR, NHRA and IndyCar®)Infineon Raceway security representatives are available to assist you 24 hours a day. Please stop by one of the following locations for assistance. • Guest Services (for trackside campers) • Security Office located at the camping check-in area at Gate � (for campers

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RV Pump & Dump ServicesRV pump and dump services are available at all major events at Infineon Raceway. Detailed information, including service pricing and scheduling times, will be given to you during camping check-in.

Space SizeCamping spaces measure 20 feet wide by 40 feet in length. One extra vehicle (passenger car) may be parked in the camping area, but it must fit within your space.

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Parking & Traffic – Arriving at the RacewayInbound Parking InformationBelow is information on the best gate to enter for admission:

Gate 1 – Permit ParkingGate 1, for most events, 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 7 – General ParkingGate � is located off of Highway 121 and is open during the AMA, NASCAR, NHRA and IndyCar® race weekends. This is the main point of entry for fans.

Gate 9 – General ParkingGate 9 is located off of Lakeville Highway and is an ideal entrance for guests traveling to the raceway from Highway 101. Gate 9 is open during the NASCAR race weekend and on Sunday of IndyCar®. This is the recommended point of entry at NASCAR weekend.

Directed ParkingAll parking at Infineon Raceway is directed into the facility by raceway personnel. Directed parking allows for maximum use of space and improved traffic flow into the facility. Please follow the direction of the parking staff as you enter the facility.

Daily RV/Oversized Vehicle ParkingDue to limited space throughout the facility, Infineon Raceway recommends that you do not bring RVs and other oversized vehicles on race day. Space will be limited, and the setting-up of awnings and additional space next to the vehicle will not be allowed. Cont’d on next page >

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Parking & Traffic – DirectionsFrom Highway 101

To Gates 1 and 7 • Merge onto Highway 3� east toward Vallejo • Travel 8 miles until you reach the intersection of Highways 3� and 121 • Make a left onto Highway 121 toward Sonoma • Gate 1 is one-half mile ahead on your left, Gates � is 1.5 miles ahead on

the right and Gate � is 1.5 miles ahead on the left

To Gate 9 from the north (southbound) • Exit Highway 11�/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 3� east toward Vallejo • Travel � miles until you reach the intersection of Highway 3� and Lakeville

Highway (first stoplight) • Make a left onto Lakeville Highway • Gate 9 is 1.5 miles ahead on the right

From I-80To Gates 1 and 7 • Exit onto Highway 3� west toward San Rafael • Travel 15 miles until you reach the intersection of Highways 3� and 121 • Merge onto Highway 121 toward Sonoma • Gate 1 is one-half mile ahead on your left, Gates � is 1.5 miles ahead on

the right and Gate � is 1.5 miles ahead on the left

To Gate 9 • Exit onto Highway 3� west toward San Rafael • Travel 1� miles until you reach the intersection of Highway 3� and Lakeville

Highway • Make a right onto Lakeville Highway • Gate 9 is 1.5 miles ahead on the right

Parking & Traffic – Leaving the RacewayDirected ExitingAt the end of the day on event race weekends, 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.

Important Exiting InformationVehicles 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.

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Kawasaki AMA Superbike Showdown, presented by SupercutsEvent Line-UpRoad Course Racing • Superbike • Formula Xtreme • Supersport • Superstock

Off-Track Event Entertainment • SuperMoto USA – located on the Kart Track at Lot 1 • SBFreaks Street Freestyle – located in the Turn 10 Motorsports Midway

directly across from the Main Grandstand

Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for event racing and entertainment schedules.

Road Course Configuration12 turns, 2.22 miles

Parking – Entry Gates and Access TimesGate 1 – open from 7am to 10pm • Permit Parking • Motorcycles • Handicap Parking

**Gate 7 – open from 7am-3pm • General Spectator Parking**Gate � is closed on Friday, May 18. On Friday all traffic should enter Gate 1.

Camping Check-InTrackside RV TerracesCheck-In at Gate 1 • Thursday, May 1� Noon-10pm • Friday, May 18 �am-10pm • Saturday, May 19 �am-10pm

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Special EventsBike NightFollowing a full day of racing Infineon Raceway will host the 3rd annual Bike Night. The event features: • “Bike Only” Parking • Extended business hours for local restuarants and shops • Live radio broadcasts and giveawaysWhen: Saturday, May 19 from 5pm-10pmWhere: Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for directions to Bike Night

Motorcycle Art Show The raceway will host an art gallery in the Infineon Technologies Business Center, located adjacent to the Wine Country Winner’s Circle in the main paddock. A variety of motorcycle art will be on display throughout the weekend. Entrance into the gallery is free. When: All weekendWhere: Infineon Technologies Business Center (located at the south-end of the Main Grandstand)

Track TalkRace fans are invited to the Wine Country Winner’s Circle during the Kawasaki AMA Superbike Showdown, presented by Supercuts, race weekend for question-and-answer sessions with top riders.When: Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for Track Talk timesWhere: Wine Country Winner’s Circle (located at the south-end of the Main Grandstand)

Wall of Fame CeremonyRace fans are invited to watch as Infineon Raceway honors an AMA Superbike Series rider, who has excelled at the Sonoma Valley facility, with an induction into the Wall of Fame.When: Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for Wall of Fame Ceremony presentation timesWhere: Wine Country Winner’s Circle (located at the south-end of the Main Grandstand)

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Wine Country Classic Vintage Race CarsEvent Line-UpRoad Course Racing • Historic Can-Am Cars • Vintage Grand National NASCARs • Trans-Am

Off-Track Event Entertainment • Copia Wine Country Pavilion – located directly behind the

Main Grandstand

Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for event racing and entertainment schedules.

Road Course Configuration12 turns, 2.52 miles

Parking – Entry Gates and Access TimesAll traffic should enter Gate 1. Gate 1 is open from �am to 10pm beginning on Friday, June 1.

Camping Check-InTrackside RV TerracesCheck-In at Gate 1 • Friday, June 1 9am-10pm • Saturday, June 2 �am-10pm

Special EventsTrack TalkRace fans are invited to the Wine Country Winner’s Circle during the Wine Country Classic race weekend for intimate question-and-answer sessions with top drivers.When: Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for Track Talk timesWhere: Wine Country Winner’s Circle (located at the south-end of the Main Grandstand)

Vintage Race Car FestivalFollowing Saturday’s on-track action, 30 vintage race cars will depart the raceway, led by the CHP, for their journey to the Sonoma Plaza. Once parked around the Plaza, fans can enjoy samplings from local restaurants and wineries, and vote for their favorite car. All proceeds benefit Speedway Children’s Charities. When: Saturday, June 2 at 5pmWhere: Sonoma Plaza in downtown Sonoma

Wine Country CruiseTake a scenic drive through the Sonoma Wine Country with stops for wine tasting and lunch. You’ll end the day back at the raceway for a lap of the track in your own car.When: Friday, June 1 at 10amWhere: Meet at Infineon Raceway Gate 1

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NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Weekendfeaturing the Toyota/Save Mart 350Event Line-UpRoad Course Racing • NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series • NASCAR Grand National West Series • �00 Racing/LegendsOff-Track Event Entertainment • Airshows America Patriots Jet Team Air Show • Red Bull Stunt Helicopters & Sky Divers

Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for event entertainment schedules.

Schedule of EventsFriday, June 22

� a.m. Gates Open

9:30 a.m.-10:20 a.m. Legends Practice

11 a.m.-11:50 a.m. NASCAR Grand National West Practice

Noon-1:30 p.m. NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Practice

1:40 p.m.-2:15 p.m. NASCAR Grand National West Practice

2:25 p.m.-2:55 p.m. Legends Practice

3:05 p.m.-3:55 p.m. NASCAR Grand National West Final Practice

4:05 p.m. Ravenswood Winery Pole Day

NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Qualifying (One Lap, All

Positions)

10:00 p.m. Gates Close

Saturday, June 23

� a.m. Gates Open

9 a.m.-9:50 a.m. NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Practice

10:05 a.m. NASCAR Grand National West Qualifying (Road

Race Qualifying)

12:20 p.m.-1:20 p.m. Slingbox Happy Hour

NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Final Practice

1:30 p.m. NASCAR Grand National West Driver Introductions

2:00 p.m. Blue Lizard Suncream 200, presented by

Supercuts

NASCAR Grand National West Race (64 Laps)

4:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Legends Race (One Hour)

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Sponsor Hot Laps

10 p.m. Gates Close

Sunday, June 24

� a.m. Gates Open

9 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Sponsor Hot Laps

Noon-1:15 p.m. Pre-Race Activities

Airshows America Patriots Jet Team Air Show

Mini Concert

1:30 p.m. NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Driver Introductions

2 p.m. Toyota/Save Mart 350

NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Race (110 Laps)

FOLLOWED BY

Track Walk

Road Course Configuration10 turns, 1.99 miles

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Parking – Entry Gates and Access TimesGate 1 – open from 6am to 10pm • Permit Parking • Motorcycles • Handicap ParkingGate 7 – open from 6am-3pm • General Spectator Parking

Gate 9 (RECOMMENDED PARKING ENTRANCE) – open from 6am-8pm • General Spectator Parking

Camping Check-In

Trackside RV Terraces & Carousel CampgroundCheck-In at Gate 1 • Thursday, June 21 Noon-10pm • Friday, June 22 �am-10pm • Saturday, June 23 �am-10pm

Cougar Mountain Campground**Check-In at Gate 9 • Thursday, June 21 Noon-8pm • Friday, June 22 �am-8pm • Saturday, June 23 �am-8pm

**After 8pm check-in at Gate 1. Gate 1 is open until 10pm.

50 Acres CampgroundCheck-In at Gate � • 50 Acres Campground opens at Noon on Thursday, June 21 and is open

24 hours until �pm on Sunday, June 24

Special EventsAirshows America Patriots Jet Team Air ShowRace fans will want to be in their seats well before the start of the Toyota/Save Mart 350 in order to enjoy the Patriots Jet Team Air Show. This show, performed in four 1983 L-39 Ex-Military Jets, will feature 20 minutes of beautifully choreographed maneuvers, including diamond formation loops and rolls. Don’t miss it!

When: Sunday, June 24Where: Skies above Infineon Raceway

Blue Lizard Suncream Cancer ScreeningsBlue Lizard Australian Suncream will offer a free sun safety program throughout the weekend, which will educate fans about the dangers of over-exposure to the sun. Blue Lizard and local dermatologists will partner to provide education, prevention and detection through skin cancer screenings. Look for their booths throughout the raceway.When: All weekendWhere: Booths located near every major seating area

Race-n-Rock Charity AuctionIt’s your chance to bid on the opportunity to ride alongside one of the top NASCAR stars during pre-event ceremonies around the twisting road course. You can also bid on one-of-a-kind signed racing memorabilia and much more! All proceeds benefit Speedway Children’s Charities. When: Sunday, June 24Where: Wine Country Winner’s Circle (located at the south-end of the Main Grandstand)

Track TalkRace fans are invited to the Wine Country Winner’s Circle during the Toyota/Save Mart 350 race weekend for question-and-answer sessions with top drivers.When: Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for Track Talk timesWhere: Wine Country Winner’s Circle (located at the south-end of the Main Grandstand)

Speedway Children’s Charities Track WalkInfineon Raceway will open its world-famous road course to the public following Sunday’s Toyota/Save Mart 350 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup event with the raceway’s second annual Track Walk.

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Race fans will not only get to walk on the same 10-turn, 2-mile road course used by star NASCAR drivers like Jeff Gordon, Tony Stewart and Jimmie Johnson, they will also embark on a treasure hunt for great prizes. Race fans will be allowed to roam around the road course beginning approximately 30 minutes after the checkered flag falls on the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup event. To make it even more fun, the raceway will hide five golden lug nuts around the road course, each of which is redeemable for valuable prizes. For more information please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth.

Wall of Fame CeremonyRace fans are invited to watch as Infineon Raceway honors a NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series driver, who has excelled at the Sonoma Valley facility, with an induction into the Wall of Fame.

When: Friday, June 22 @ 10:30amWhere: Wine Country Winner’s Circle (located at the south-end of the Main Grandstand)

Infineon Cougar Mountain ClassicPlease stop by Cougar Mountain Classic Registration, located in the NASCAR Garages at the south-end of the Main Grandstand, for event schedules and course maps.

Parking – Entry Gates and Access TimesAll traffic should enter Gate 1. Gate 1 is open daily at �am.

Camping Check-InCheck-In at Gate 1 • Wednesday, July 4 �am-�pm • Thursday, July 5 �am-�pm • Friday, July � �am-�pm

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FRAM Autolite NHRA NationalsEvent Line-UpDrag Racing • NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series: Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock,

Pro Stock Motorcycle • NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series: Alcohol Dragster, Alcohol Funny Car,

Comp Eliminator, Super Stock, Stock, Super Comp

Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for event racing schedules.

Parking – Entry Gates and Access TimesGate 1 – open from 7am to 10pm • Permit Parking • Motorcycles • Handicap Parking

**Gate 7 – open from 7am-3pm • General Spectator Parking**Gate � will stay open until �pm on Friday, July 2�

Camping Check-In50 Acres CampgroundCheck-In at Gate � • 50 Acres Campground opens at Noon on Thursday, July 2� and is open

24 hours until �pm on Sunday, July 29

Special EventsNitro Night at the Fior d’ItaliaDon’t miss your chance to spend an evening with some of the biggest stars from the NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series. Nitro Night at the Fior d’Italia will feature a delicious Italian meal, a chance to meet the drivers and a one-of-a-kind auction, and the best part is that all proceeds benefit Speedway Children’s Charities.When: Thursday, July 2�Where: Fior d’Italia, San Francisco

Speedway Children’s Charities Quarters For KidsRace fans are invited to walk along the world-famous Infineon Raceway quarter-mile drag strip just minutes after the final pair of Top Fuel dragsters crosses the finish line following Sunday eliminations at the FRAM Autolite NHRA Nationals. You’ll be able to feel the sticky rubber beneath your shoes and get a driver’s perspective of the quarter-mile track - you’ll even have a chance to help local youth organizations. Fans are encouraged to bring quarters to the Quarters for Kids Walk and leave them on the wall that stretches the length of the quarter-mile.

Thunder AlleyThunder Alley is the closest you can get to the ground-pounding action on-track. Located just below the Main Grandstand and parallel to the drag strip, Thunder Alley is sure to be the place real NHRA fans want to be. This area provides a standing-room only race-watching experience with nothing between you and the sheer power of the quickest-accelerating machines on the planet. Tickets for Thunder Alley are just $10 for a daily pass or $30 for a weekend pass, with a paid admission ticket and available for purchase next to the Wine Country Winner’s Circle and the entrance to Thunder Alley.

Track TalkRace fans are invited to the Wine Country Winner’s Circle during the FRAM Autolite NHRA Nationals race weekend for question-and-answer sessions with top drivers.When: Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for Track Talk timesWhere: Wine Country Winner’s Circle (located at the south-end of the Main Grandstand)

Wall of Fame CeremonyRace fans are invited to watch as Infineon Raceway honors an NHRA POWERade Series driver, who has excelled at the Sonoma Valley facility, with an induction into the Wall of Fame.When: Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for Wall of Fame Ceremony presentation timesWhere: Wine Country Winner’s Circle (located at the south-end of the Main Grandstand)

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Motorola Indy 300, presented by Jackson Rancheria Casino & HotelEvent Line-UpRoad Course Racing • IndyCar® Series • Indy Pro Series™ • Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series • Historic Formula One

Off-Track Event Entertainment • Playboy Paddock Club – located behind the Main Grandstand • IndyCar® and Grand American Autograph Sessions on Saturday, August

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Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for event racing schedules, autograph times and other entertainment schedules.

Road Course Configuration – IndyCar®12 turns, 2.22 miles

Road Course Configuration – Grand American12 turns, 2.52 miles

Parking – Entry Gates and Access TimesGate 1 – open from 7am to 10pm • Permit Parking • Motorcycles • Handicap Parking**Gate � – open from �am-3pm • General Spectator Parking

**Gate � is closed on Friday, August 24. On Friday all traffic should enter Gate 1.

Gate 9 – open from �am-Noon (SUNDAY ONLY) • General Spectator Parking

Camping Check-InTrackside RV TerracesCheck-In at Gate 1 • Thursday, August 23 Noon-10pm • Friday, August 24 �am-10pm • Saturday, August 25 �am-10pm

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Special EventsAutograph SessionsFans will have a chance to meet many of the stars from the Grand-Am Series and IndyCar® Series at the driver autograph sessions on Saturday, August 25th. Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for times and locations.

IndyCar® Charity AuctionIt’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to take a pace lap with star drivers like Helio Castroneves, Dan Wheldon or Danica Patrick around the world-famous road course. All proceeds benefit Speedway Children’s Charities.When: Sunday, Aug. 2�Where: Wine Country Winner’s Circle (located at the south-end of the Main Grandstand)

Track TalkRace fans are invited to the Wine Country Winner’s Circle during the Grand Prix of Sonoma race weekend for question-and-answer sessions with top drivers.When: Please visit Guest Services or a Nationwide Insurance Information Booth for Track Talk timesWhere: Wine Country Winner’s Circle (located at the south-end of the Main Grandstand)

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Be a Track AmbassadorVolunteer to work at major racing events including: • NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series • FRAM Autolite NHRA Nationals • IRL Grand Prix of Sonoma/Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series

Sign-up for only the events and days you want to work and receive a weekend pass for yourself, plus two additional weekend passes for friends and family.

Duties Include: • Work in hospitality chalets and suites • Distribute Fan Guides at information booths • Deliver packages to staff and race teams • Direct guests to seating areas • Help raceway staff at special events and trade shows • And much, much more

For more information call (800) 8�0-RACE (�223) ext. 104 or email sposner@infineonraceway.com

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Taxicab CompaniesBear Flag Taxi (�0�) 938-151�Yellow Cab (�0�) 544-4444

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Area AttractionsArea Hotels

Vallejo – 15 miles to RacewayRegency Inn (800) 559-4150

Larkspur/Corte Madera – 20 miles to RacewayCourtyard by Marriott (415) 925-1800Best Western Corte Madera Inn (800) ���-9��0

Novato – 10 miles to RacewayBest Western Novato Oaks Inn (800) �25-�4��Courtyard by Marriott (800) 321-2211Inn Marin (415) 883-5952

Area ServicesAirlinesAlaska Airlines (800) 252-�522America West (800) 235-9292American (800) 433-�300Continental (800) 421-245�Delta (800) 221-1212Horizon Air (800) 54�-9308Southwest (800) 435-9�92United (800) 241-�522

Airport TransportationSonoma Airporter (�0�) 938-424�

Area AirportsSonoma County Airport (�0�) 5�5-�243www.sonomacountyairport.org

San Francisco International Airport (�50) 821-8211www.flysfo.com

Oakland International Airport (510) 5�3-3300www.flyoakland.com

Sacramento International Airport (91�) 929-5411www.sacairports.org

Napa Airport (�0�) 253-4300www.co.napa.ca.us

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Sonoma – 10 miles to RacewayDella Santina’s Trattoria (�0�) 935-05��Mary’s Pizza Shack (�0�) 938-8300Maya Restaurant (�0�) 935-3500Red Grape (�0�) 99�-4103Rin’s Thai Restaurant (�0�) 938-14�2Saddles Steakhouse (�0�) 933-3191Swiss Hotel (�0�) 938-2884

Area WineriesRavenswood Winery (�0�) 938-19�0Benzinger Family Winery (888) 490-2�39Cline Cellars (�0�) 935-4310Gloria Ferrer Champagne Caves (�0�) 99�-�25�Gundlach-Bundschu Winery (�0�) 938-52��Larson Family Winery (�0�) 938-3031Roche Winery (�0�) 935-�115Viansa Winery & Italian Marketplace (�0�) 935-4�24

Petaluma – 20 miles to RacewayQuality Inn Petaluma (800) 221-2222Sheraton Sonoma County Petaluma (888) �2�-8458

Rohnert Park – 30 miles to RacewayDoubleTree Hotel (800) 222-8�33

San Rafael – 15 miles to RacewayEmbassy Suites (800) EMBASSYExtended Stay Deluxe (800) EXT-STAYFour Points by Sheraton San Rafael (415) 4�9-8800

Sonoma – 10 miles to RacewayEl Pueblo Inn (800) 900-8844MacArthur Place Hotel (�0�) 938-2929Sonoma Valley Inn (800) 334-5�84

Area Restaurants

San Francisco – 35 miles to RacewayFior d’Italia (415) 98�-188�

Novato – 10 miles to RacewayThe Hilltop Café (415) 892-2222

Petaluma – 20 miles to RacewayCafé Giostra (�0�) ��4-9441Cattlemen’s Restaurant (�0�) ��3-4114Giacamo’s Ristorante (�0�) ��5-1�00Hiro’s Japanese Restaurant (�0�) ��3-2300J M Rosen’s Waterfront Grill (�0�) ��3-3200Velasco’s North of the Border (�0�) ��3-0882Volpi’s (�0�) ��5-0�95

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MOTORSPORTS AND RVBeing a true motorsports fan means more than donning the flag of your favorite driver and making it out to a few races each season. There is an experience to be had, a lifestyle in which to take part. Nothing makes race day more exciting than waking up 10 minutes from the track, with no traffic or long lines ahead of you. This kind of convenience is only provided to those who take advantage of the nearby campgrounds, enjoying the exhilaration of the racing experience from the comforts of their RV.

Each year, a burgeoning new crowd of motorsports fans discovers the perks of camping in an RV at their favorite event. Who can resist the lure of watching a race in person, with a television on hand for instant replays and a portable refrigerator stocked full of cold refreshments?

And you don’t have to own your own RV to join in the campground community. There are plenty of rental companies offering daily and weekly rentals of RVs. Rates vary, depending upon the size and occupancy of the vehicle, but the average daily rate is $120-$300, and the average weekly rate is $750-$1400. Some campgrounds have onsite RVs to rent during the event, saving you the hassle of transporting it to the grounds.

We’ve all heard stories about the fun and excitement of campgrounds surrounding race day. But these stories rarely include the important details you’ll need before choosing your pre-race camping spot. Since all campgrounds are different, you’ll need to do a little bit of research. Contact campgrounds close to the raceway you’re visiting for information on vacancy and prices. Spots can fill up quick, so be sure to call a few weeks before the race. You’ll also want to ask some very important questions:

• Are electrical hookups available? If not, are generators allowed or available for rent?

• What are the extra costs for septic pumps and fresh water fill up?• Are there showering facilities nearby?• Are BBQ grills allowed on the campgrounds? What types of grills are permitted?

(gas, wood, charcoal)• How much are vehicle parking passes?

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However, the most vital accessory for enjoying your RV is having insurance. Explorer Insurance Agency, located in Cleveland, Ohio, is a specialty insurance agency focusing on the RV lifestyle and specific insurance needs of RVers. With knowledgeable, licensed insurance professionals that focus only on RV specialty insurance, they are able to provide unparalleled service and counseling. Explorer represents multiple companies that can provide an array of options tailor-made to properly insure your passion. And they only represent companies with an A.M. Best rating of “Excellent” or higher so you can rest assured that your insurance is through a financially sound company.

And, of course, the most important thing to keep in mind is safety. According to Foremost Insurance Group, based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, an overloaded rig is a leading cause of RV accidents. Even a slight overload or unequal weight distribution can seriously restrict braking and steering, not to mention causing sudden tire blowouts. Higher fuel consumption is another side effect of an RV that’s too heavy. Whether you’re headed to the raceway or another exciting destination, properly loading your RV is key to handling it safely on the road. Foremost offers the following tips:

• Remember to store heavy items low and forward, and lightweight items up higher.• Try to balance the load between the two sides of the RV. • Make sure all cargo inside and outside the vehicle is secure and easy to access.

SAVING MONEY AND MAKING MONEY WITH CAMPINGCamping near to the raceway has become such and integral part of the motorsports tailgating tradition that most travel and touring agencies now offer Auto Racing Sports Packages. Ranging from about $1500-$3500, these packages generally include rental of an RV and added amenities, accommodating approximately 5-7 people. Most packages offer three- to five-night stays at a campground proximal to the raceway. Perks of these packages extend far beyond their significant cost savings. Additional benefits can include vehicle delivery to and from the raceway, reserved RV parking and additional vehicle parking, free or discounted generator use, fresh water refills and vehicle kits and personal kits for all occupants. For RV owners who prefer the grandstands or maybe even a suite, you can actually profit from your investment. Many rental companies offer the chance to rent out your vehicle to responsible customers while it’s not in use. The rental company takes care of all the necessary paperwork, while allowing you control over the whole process. Most companies let you screen the applicants and choose who will be the lucky occupant of your RV. How often you participate in the program is also up to you, whether it’s one-time-only or for every race.

On race day there is sure to be lots of tailgating, with burgers and hot dogs grilling around the clock. The atmosphere is friendly and fanworthy, as people from all over the country gather to celebrate the motorsports tradition and share the fun with their family and friends. After the race, RVers are always the last to leave as they take their time packing up their belongings and saying good-bye to new friends.

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