Grand Prix of Sonoma explained

Race Title:Grand Prix of Sonoma
Track Map:Infineon (Sears Point) with emphasis on Long track.png
Venue:Sonoma Raceway
First Race:1976
Last Race:2008
Most Wins Driver:James Weaver (3)
Most Wins Team:Dyson Racing (4)
Most Wins Manufacturer:Porsche (7)

The Grand Prix of Sonoma was a sports car race held at Sonoma Raceway (formerly Sears Point Raceway and Infineon Raceway) in Sonoma, California. It began in 1976 as an IMSA GT Championship race, before joining the American Le Mans Series from 1999 to 2005. It was a Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series race from 2006 to 2008.

Winners

Date Overall Winner(s) Entrant Car Distance/Duration Race Title Report
IMSA GT Championship
1976100miles Coca-Cola Bottler's Weekend report
1977100miles report
1978100miles 3rd Annual Camel GT Challenge report
1979100miles Sprite Grand Prix report
1980100miles Datsun's Golden State Challenge Grand Prix report
1981100miles Datsun Camel GT report
1982100miles Sears Point Camel GT report
19833 hours Ford California Camel GT report
1984100miles Ford California Camel GT report
1985300km (200miles) Ford California Grand Prix report
1986300km (200miles) Ford California Grand Prix report
1987300km (200miles) Ford California Grand Prix report
1988300km (200miles) Lincoln-Mercury California Grand Prix report
1989300km (200miles) Lincoln-Mercury California Grand Prix report
1990300km (200miles) California Camel Grand Prix report
1991-1994: Not held
19951 hour, 45 minutes Apple Computer, Inc. presents the California Grand Prix report
19963 hours Toshiba California Grand Prix report
19972 hours California Grand Prix report
1998: Not held
American Le Mans Series
19992 hours, 45 minutes report
20002 hours, 45 minutes Grand Prix of Sonoma report
20012 hours, 45 minutes X-Factor Grand Prix of Sonoma report
20022 hours, 45 minutes report
20032 hours, 45 minutes Infineon Grand Prix of Sonoma report
20042 hours, 45 minutes Infineon Grand Prix of Sonoma report
20052 hours, 45 minutes Infineon Grand Prix of Sonoma report
Rolex Sports Car Series
2006400km (200miles) report
2007*400km (200miles) Armed Forces Grand-Am 250 report
2008*250miles Armed Forces 250 report

*Daytona Prototypes only.

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