Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca

Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca

4.8 1,119 Reviews
Sco Pau
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Historic racetrack that hosts some 8 major auto/motorcycle races a year along with almost daily car and motorcycle clubs who rent the track. It's the home of the largest bike festival in the world The Sea Otter Classic. Also hosts the Amgen Tour of CA bike race and once a month Twilight biking opens to the public to bike around the racetrack for $10. The facility is old school with only a few upgrades over the last 50 years It's all about the racing here. Since it's a county park you can visit for $5. or camp out. Bike around the paved roads or hang out with the car club people. It's a fun exciting place to be! Would give it 5 stars but they need to add better dining /drinking places that perch higher to oversee the track with live video screens inside to watch the action. Adding a proper vistor center that would show the history of the race track similar to the new vistor center at Pebble Beach Golf Course would be welcomed. Access and parking need improvement.

Aya Mo
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It is usually a venue for motor sports races and practice. I went because the third stage goal of the 2018 Tour of California (Cycle Road Race) was here. Since I went to the event, I couldn't tell what was the original service or the service only for this race. But the venue is pretty beautiful. Parking was also free. This place has a high probability of good weather, so I think it is good for people who want to enjoy driving. However, since it is a dry area, dust may fly temporarily when strong winds blow.

Wayne Torres-Rivera
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One of my all time favorite places, and one of the last public race tracks in the world. The area itself is rich with racing history: Shadow Can-Am was based out of Salinas, making Laguna Seca its home track! But don't just take my word for it. Ask any of the old-timers in the area about the track and they'll tell you all sorts of stories! I've been coming here since 2014 for the Car Week celebrations, and as long as there is a race on, I'll keep coming back!

Ramona Turner
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Took my boys here as a pit stop while exploring a few points of interest in Monterey County. Amature racers were flying around the track in their personal vehicles -- Audi, Mazda, Ford, Lotus, Porsche and Mini Coopers were the cars of choice, mostly. There were a few alternative cars, like an old Volvo and a sweet looking Zenos E10. We paid a $5 day fee to go down to the paddock and watch awhile. Spoke to some of the drivers, ranging from the Porsche driver, who does it twice annually to blow off some steam with his uncle, to the Lotus-pro, who used to tour the circuit until the races for that genre died out. Now, my oldest wants to come back for the "real" races, as well as to see how my CMAX hybrid will do on the turns. Ha. Funny child.

michael bernhardt
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Came here on July 14/15 2019 for the WSBK/MotoAmerica race event and what a spectacular track for fans to see the races!!! I came from Austin, Tx where we have COTA... great track, but here at Laguna, you can view 1 minutes worth lap time from on top of the hill. Just to the other side, is the famous Corkscrew!!! 180ft drop with fast transitions and overtaking. Don't pass up race events here!!

Jason Berry
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This is a great place to camp. Of course it is noisy if there are races, but you get to watch a car race while you are camping! There are some top notch FAST mountain bike trails right off the very top of the camping area. The views from almost all sites are first rate. Staff is helpful, kind, and not intrusive in the slightest. Very hilly area, but that's a small price for such magnificent natural splendor.