Event Overview
Where History Roars to Life
The Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion is where history roars to life — a living museum on wheels featuring hundreds of historic and period-correct race and sports cars spanning nearly every era of motorsport.
Recognized as one of the world’s most prestigious motorsport lifestyle gatherings, the 2026 edition will honor the icons of Japanese motorsport as the featured marque. The celebration will showcase legendary machines from Mazda, Toyota, Yamaha, Honda, Nissan, Lexus, Acura, Infiniti, Mitsubishi, and more — representing decades of innovation, craftsmanship, and competition.
Fans will experience the rich diversity of Japanese racing excellence across every discipline where these brands have triumphed — from INDYCAR, NASCAR, and Formula 1 to Formula E, endurance racing, sportscar competition, off-road, rally, motorcycle racing, and drifting.
For over 50 years, the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion has stood as a high-speed exhibition of authenticity and heritage, celebrating motorsport’s finest eras and machinery. It’s the crown jewel of Monterey Car Week — a full sensory experience featuring family activities, refined culinary offerings, world-class hospitality, and the rare opportunity to meet legendary drivers while hearing and feeling the unmistakable sound of the world’s greatest race cars.
Plan Your Visit
Facility Map
Get familiar with WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca before arriving. Use the facility map to locate entrances, parking, paddock access, hospitality areas, pedestrian bridges, restrooms and campgrounds.
Select the map to open the high-resolution version, or use the printable PDF for convenient offline access.
Map locations and access information
This map shows the Laguna Seca race circuit and surrounding visitor facilities. North points toward the left side of the image. The main entrance is at the bottom of the map; the entrance road leads into the facility toward the paddock and parking areas.
The paddock is inside the circuit near Turns 10 and 11. Hospitality areas are marked near the paddock and Turns 1 and 2. The lakebed is inside the circuit near Turns 3 and 4.
Parking areas are numbered 1 through 10. General parking is also labeled outside the circuit near Turn 11. Camping areas include General Camping, Terrace Camping, Turn 9 Camping, Turn 5 Right Campground, and the A Camp and B Camp areas.
The legend identifies restrooms, information kiosks, food and beverage locations, first aid and participant medical services, campgrounds, the helipad, and pedestrian and vehicle bridges. Bridge names include Mission Foods Start/Finish, Tire Rack, Montage, and Corkscrew.
This overview does not establish step-free routes, accessible parking locations, or which gates and bridges are open for a particular event. Facility locations and access routes may vary by event; confirm current arrangements with the raceway before your visit.
Facility locations and access routes may vary by event.
