Tucked into the hills at the southern end of California wine country, Sonoma Raceway is one of America's most demanding road courses. The full circuit runs 4.1 km (2.5 miles) through 12 turns with dramatic elevation changes, blind crests and a tricky off-camber section, and NASCAR uses a shorter 3.2 km (2.0 mile) version. The track opened in 1968 as Sears Point Raceway and has also been known as Infineon Raceway before taking its current name.

Sonoma replaced Riverside as NASCAR's California road race in 1989, with Ricky Rudd winning the first Cup race there, and in 2026 Shane van Gisbergen won the Cup race on its stock car layout. IndyCar has raced at Sonoma too, including a stretch of annual visits from 2005 to 2018, and the facility hosts sports cars, drag racing, driving schools and track days throughout the year.

Our 3D-printed Sonoma Raceway wall art captures the full road course in crisp raised relief, from the climb to Turn 2 to the hairpin at Turn 11. Printed in durable PETG with clean black and white detail, it is a stylish accent for the garage, office or wine cellar, and a perfect gift for the NASCAR fan, the road racer, or anyone who has watched cars dance through the Carousel.

Approximately 245W x 93H x 15D mm (9.6W x 3.7H x 0.6D in).