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Overnight Television Ratings For NASCAR Cup Series at Sonoma up Three Percent From 2018

The Toyota Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway was an interesting race. Stage breaks stole some of the strategy from the event and there were no natural caution flags throughout the entire 90-lap event. However, even with no yellows Martin Truex Jr. had to be nearly perfect down the stretch to keep Kyle Busch at bay behind him.

The overnight television ratings are in from the event, and the race scored a 1.53 overnight Nielsen rating. This equates to a three-percent increase from 2018 (1.48).

The top three markets that consumed the event were Charlotte (4.8), Richmond (4.8) and Greenville (4.7).

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