description Sonsio Grand Prix Overview
The Sonsio Grand Prix at Road America was an IndyCar Series road race held at Road America near Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. The event used the circuit’s permanent, natural-terrain layout, which is about four miles long and includes 14 turns, with long straights and fast corners that test braking and aerodynamic control. The race is relevant to readers following IndyCar’s Road America rounds and the history of modern American open-wheel competition.
help Sonsio Grand Prix FAQ
Which Road America race was called the Sonsio Grand Prix?
The catalog name refers to the IndyCar road-course event held at Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. The title sponsor has changed over time, so searches should include both Sonsio Grand Prix and Road America to avoid confusing it with the Indianapolis event.
How long is the track used for the Sonsio Grand Prix at Road America?
Road America's full circuit is 4.048 miles long and has 14 turns. It is a permanent road course with long straights, elevation changes, and natural wooded surroundings. [Road America](https://www.roadamerica.com/faq)
Is the Road America Sonsio Grand Prix the same as the Sonsio Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway?
No. The current Sonsio partnership page refers to the road-course race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, while the catalog item specifies the Wisconsin race at Road America. Both are IndyCar road-course events, but they use different circuits. [Sonsio](https://www.sonsio.com/indycar)
What kind of racing does the Sonsio Grand Prix feature?
It features NTT INDYCAR SERIES open-wheel cars competing on a permanent road course rather than an oval. The 14-turn layout makes braking, tire management, and cornering speed central to the race.
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