SONOMA, Calif. NHRA officials announced Wednesday that Denso will continue as the title sponsor of the annual NHRA national event at scenic Sonoma Raceway.

The Denso NHRA Sonoma Nationals will take place July 25-27 in Sonoma, and is part of  the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series. This years race marks the 10 year anniversary of Denso serving as title sponsor for an NHRA national event.

The annual trek to wine country in Sonoma and picturesque Sonoma Raceway is one of the highlights on the NHRA circuit. For nearly four decades, fans have been treated to a scenic racing facility that is also one of the fastest tracks on the NHRA tour, showcasing incredible performances year after year.

The title sponsorship in Sonoma continues Densos long relationship with NHRA, and Denso also partners with a number of top NHRA competitors, including Pro Stock Motorcycle riders Matt and Angie Smith, Jianna Evaristo and John Hall, as well as 2024 U.S. Nationals Top Fuel winner Clay Millican and his 11,000-horsepower dragster.

Denso is proud to continue its sponsorship of the NHRA Sonoma Nationals, said Denso Marketing and Communications Manager Daniel Muramoto. This event has been a cornerstone of our longstanding commitment to the NHRA and its passionate fans. This partnership reflects our dedication to innovation and performance both on and off the track, and were excited to once again be part of the action at Sonoma Raceway in 2025 and for years to come.

The 2025 Denso NHRA Sonoma Nationals will again feature the GETTRX NHRA All- Star Pro Stock Motorcycle Callout as well. Riders will compete in the Callout style specialty event, picking their first-round opponent in a bonus event that features big money and bragging rights. Matt Smith won the GETTRX NHRA All- Star Pro Stock Motorcycle Callout a year ago, finishing off a stellar weekend with a Denso NHRA Sonoma Nationals victory.

Joining him in the winners circle last year was Top Fuels Antron Brown, who went on to win his fourth Top Fuel championship, Funny Car standout Bob Tasca III and Pro Stock rising star Aaron Stanfield.