Cars pulling boats on a soapy track. Picking bits of fiberglass out of your mullet. I don't think…read moreit can get any better.

Enjoyed the whole experience. The announcer makes it fun and the excitement is there. The…read morecheeseburger at the concession was really good and the people at the Lions beer booth were all so friendly. A really nice night out. I would recommend it for families with kids age 7 and above and couples.

2024 update: Thunderhill has always been awesome but they've added some amenities since I first…read morereviewed it. The track is still pristine. It's well kept with lots of run-off, plenty of turn workers, and clear markings. It's the track I feel safest on. The facilities are good for camping. There are showers and clean bathrooms and outhouses everywhere. There's a drinking water dispenser in the admin building. There are now three large shade structures on the East track so you set up your stuff out of the sun. They've added more power hooks-ups among the RV spots. They are only a couple power hookups under the shade structures though. The gate person keeps the gate to the park open until late at night so if you choose not to camp, you can at least drop your stuff off the night before. They have a decent menu at the Thunderhill Grill now and they now accept credit cards. You can still get ice there for $4 a bag. There's also a gas station and a used fluid disposal station. The gift shop carries useful things like shop towels and brake pads. My short wishlist: better temperature control and water pressure in the showers, regular outlets under the shade structures, a bigger/better drinking water dispenser.

Did my first track day at Thunderhill West doing the reverse (clockwise) orientation with SpeedSF…read more The temperature of the day was expected to reach as high as 110F. Luckily, there are two sections of covered areas for parking your car so I stayed relatively cool. It was definitely fantastic to get there early and feel the sort of cool breeze at 75F before temperatures escalated. This is a tight track so you don't go super fast. I spent a lot of the laps trying to focus on braking properly before turn in as my car loves to under steer. On the main straight I got up to 88 mph, but didn't time travel LOL. Overall, I had a lot of fun and wasn't ever worried I was going to hit a wall. It's a forgiving track. Food from the Thunderhill Grill truck was actually surprisingly good. The fries come out extremely hot and the burger was not dry at all. Bathrooms are really clean as well. The men's sink was a little funky though because the water pressure is too high but on a hot day that's not too big of an issue. Be sure to bring lots of water though especially if you like ice cold water. The water bottle refill station (more like one loosely tightened spout) doesn't produce cold water. There are vending machines, however that probably have cold water.

Xtreme xperience !! My dad taught me to love cars and fast cars and when this opportunity came my…read moreway I was thrilled ! Arrived at Sonoma Raceway and we had a safety class and intro to the race track . Then we picked out the cars and I was able to get the Lamborghini Huracan!!! Racing the car was a dream !! Super powerful and just wish I could have gone more than 3 rounds ! Wonderful all the way and highly recommended!!

Was our best trip to this track, ever. When you camp out there, Thursday, you can come in at…read more10:00a.m. and set up your rig, then you can leave the track and explore Sonoma county, traverse the track grounds 20k plus steps if you want. Stair climber are you? Hit the grandstands. Plenty of work there. If you're parking it can add an additional 5k in step unless you implement shuttle services. They have one of the most efficient systems I've seen. ADA services are epic as they get these folks to the track seamlessly. Seniors get their rides ride too :) Food and drink prices are high and it's pretty standard fare, but if you're camping, you've got all of that covered. The NHRA is shrinking. While they're trying to keep the sport growing, sponsorship for these cars has dropped off significantly over time. There were once over 20 TFD qualifying for the 16 slots on Sunday. I don't even think there were 16 to qualify. You'll want to attend a professional event sooner than later before the sport evaporates completely.

I've always had an awesome time running with ONGRID. I've brought my vehicle to two events with…read morethem, one at Sonoma and their other at Thunderhill. Both events were organized well from start to finish, which made the days smooth and stress-free. Check-in is quick, drivers' meeting were clear, and the staff keeps everything moving without feeling rushed. Track time was solid with good spacing between cars, so you could actually focus on driving instead of constantly dealing with traffic. The staff are approachable and helpful, whether you're newer to track days or more experienced. Overall, Ongrid events are well-run and driver-focused with a great atmosphere. As a grassroots style organization, there's no elitism, just driving for the sake of driving. Their multi-day festivals are always fantastic value, with tons of unexpected extras included.

Great club to track with when you are experienced however was very surprised to see brand new track…read moredrivers in the beginning group without any instructions! Wow talking about a problem waiting to happen. Suggest instructions so that they get get the right training to ensure they are protecting others.

This is a great place to bring the family to watch car races. There are so many different types of…read moreraces that happened tonight. The announcers are engaging and update you throughout the races. The speedway prioritizes safety and it is a wholesome environment. It has special bleachers that are designated for families too that do not allow smoking or drinking in that area. There is a concession stand and food trucks. They let you bring food and drink in.

Finally got to attend a race at All American Speedway. Earlier this year, I came down for the SRL…read morerace, but it got rained out. Fast forward to October, and we faced triple-digit temperatures, but what a packed night of racing action! The track is extremely unique, reminding me of multiple different racing surfaces. It was just a wonderful night of racing, and despite the warmer-than-average temperatures, there was a big turnout.

In my racing experience - locals are "always" going to rave about their track. Good thing I'm not a…read morelocal here. This is my first season attending races here and although I can't always read the numbers on the cars (I read that in another review saying that the track manager should get their .... together - cmon, lets be real - if you come here all the time, you know paint schemes and if you don't - you're not here for that junk, you're here for the love of racing). That being said, I am bummed that the first week I came the nachos were perfect (no jalapeño cheese - yeah, I'm a wuss). However, every other week I've come - jalapeño cheese ... no nachos for this girl. Popcorn is popcorn ... sometimes salty, sometimes bland and sometimes perfect - don't complain, they're volunteers and you still like it either way . Fabulous Bob ... what more can you say about the speedways flagman. If you haven't seen someone launch a lollipop up a flight of bleachers - stop by. I've watched this speedway excite adults and enthrall children. I've seen racers support and intimidate each other. All-in-all, I've helped run a speedway (in its growing pain state) and I've been a spectator. The loyalty from this speedways fans, the racers fans, and the fans of racing as a whole collect here every Saturday during the annual season and the amount of smiles and cheers coming from these bleachers - I'd say that hands down, if this place disappoints you - then you don't know or don't remember the roots of racing. That being said, if that's where your heads at please don't come ruin these fans night - stay in your perfectly clean non-dirt environment and leave us to our joy. This place is by no means perfect, but there's is no track anywhere ever that is. Thank you racers - track staff/volunteers and fans that make these days/nights something to remember. If you happen to stop by after reading this - let the sweet lady in the booth know that the girl riding the motorcycle that gives exact change for tickets talked you into it. It won't get you anything special, but I'm sure she'll share with me and make my night better.

Very run down facilities but races are great. If you're a…read moreNASCAR fan, this is a must.

So much fun!! It's affordable and great for families!! From Monster Trucks to quad races, to Tuff…read moreTruck, stock car and sprint car races too!! Tickets are cheap, beer is cold, and food is affordable!! We love coming here!!

Really a fun place for grassroots racing. Racers go for it and the action is every lap. Hasn't…read morechanged much in the last twenty years and that's part of it's charm. Typical racetrack food with better than some selection. Parking situation is gravel lot but plentiful. For a dirt track near a small town it's a great time.

What a awesome race track. The place is nice and clean. The concession stand had fast service with…read moregood food. The beer both was spot on. The workers at the beer booth were dressed good with there sliver dollar speedway shirts. The interaction with the fans is good. Played awesome music during the down times.

AMA flat track races were a blast. We had reserved grandstand seats but a few people would not move…read moredown. Someone should monitor this since I paid extra. There was a lot of vendors selling food, shirts and pop corn. Parking was free too.

My men got a thrill driving a Lamborghini, did launches in the Nissan GTR and sat in their Ferrari…read more Who doesn't love these sexy cars? They drove on a autocross course, small track .. you could stay in second gear the whole time it's so small. There's a place you can sit under a tent to stay away from the sun. Very kind staff.

After seeing a Groupon deal for LTF I treated my Husband to their 6 laps package which was $99…read more(Normally $249) And as he had wanted to drive a Lamborghini for decades was really excited. We expected to come to a track yet were actually greeted by some strange set up in a parking lot which was really weird and somewhat disappointing. The event is held one weekend each month and you need to book in advance, when you arrive on the day basically you just wait in line until it's your turn. There is a big turnout and my Husband got to drive about 40 minutes after his scheduled time. You're out with one of the instructed divers for the entire of the laps with the first one you're not allowed to go over a certain speed just to make sure you know what you're doing then they encourage you to ''open it up'' as much as you can throughout the laps, which is fun yet somewhat limited to do the size restrictions of the track itself which is marked out by cones. Despite the slight disappointment my Husband still had a great time, after weeks of working insane hours it was nice to see him come away with a smile and knowing that he finally got to something he had wanted to for so long. Aside from the Lamborghini Gallardo they also have a Porsche 911 and Ferrari.