The West Coast’s Sonoma County is a Northern California destination renowned for its legendary wine vineyards. Sitting north of San Francisco, nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the world-famous Napa Valley, Sonoma draws travelers from near and far, and what better way to get there than by supercar? Undoubtedly, the drivers of the 35 exotics that converged this month at the Supercar Show in Sonoma on the grounds of the Hanson of Sonoma Distillery agreed.

Presented by Beyond City Limits, the Hanson Distillery’s first-ever supercar meet boasted several Lamborghini models, including the Aventador, the Aventador Ultimae, the Urus SUV, and the Huracan. McLaren models were made up of 570s, 720s, and 600LT. Other exotics came in the form of the Aston Martin Vanquish and Vantage, Ferrari’s, Audi R8s, a trio of Nissan GTRs, a pair of Mercedes AMGs, a Bentley Continental, a Porsche 718, and the ultimate showstopper – a Pagani Huayra Roadster.

The day began with the exotics gathering at the Sonoma Raceway, famous as one of the few road courses to host the NASCAR Cup Series each year. For race enthusiasts, Sonoma’s hill-laden course features a dozen turns with 160 feet of elevation change. The Raceway welcomed the supercar drivers at the track and offered private parade laps for the show vehicles.

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