Toyota/Save Mart 350

Sun, June 20, 2010

Infineon Raceway

Sears Point in Sonoma, California

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series

This is one of the most unusual races in NASCAR and there are endless debates about where it fits on the NASCAR schedule or if it fits at all. Infineon Raceway is not like other tracks on the circuit. This baby is full of a dozen twists and turns, making the Toyota Savemart 350 a real test of handling and driving skills.

Bet Toyota Savemart 350 Race Odds

Head on up to wine country for the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, CA. The Toyota/Save Mart 350 is one of only two Sprint Cup races run on a non-oval track. With 10 turns over 1.99 miles of track, this is one of the more unique races on the circuit. The NASCAR Sprint Cup series only makes it to Northern California once a year.

Gilligans Island at Infineon Raceway

Because of the small size of the original pit road, driving teams were packed in, often doubling up on available space. To remedy this, Infineon Raceway installed a pit road inside the hairpin turn. After a few years, a new and larger pit road was installed, relegating Gilligans Island to history.

The Chute

Early running of the Toyota Savemart 350 featured an amazing 12 turn course that gave NASCAR drivers fits. Also, the overall length of the track, at over 2 miles, gave Infineon Raceway a bad rep. In 1998 The Chute was installed, cutting out some turns, and making the race an even 2 miles.

Toyota Savemart 350 Winners and Results

2010 Toyota Savemart 350 Winner

Jimmie Johnson picked up an unlikely win in the 2010 Toyota/Save Mart 350 from Infineon Raceway on Sunday, June 20th evening. This was Johnson’s 4th series win of the 2010 season, his 51st series career win and his first win at Infineon Raceway. Johnson was the beneficiary of a late mistake by race leader Marcos Ambrose which allowed Johnson to get to the front and win

Jimmie Johnson Results: representing Chevrolet, 110 laps, 148 rating, 195 points, winning $326,153.

2009 Toyota/Save Mart Winner

Kasey Kahne made history last year, posting his first-ever road-course win and taking his team owner, Richard Petty, to the Winner’s Circle for the first time since 1999. Kasey Kahne reached a couple of milestones in the 2009 Toyota/SaveMart 350 – posting his very first road-course win, while getting team-owner Richard Petty’s team into the Winner’s Circle for the first time since 1999.

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