Make no mistake about it, Sunday’s Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway was WILD — a word usually not associated with the 1.99-mile-long road course. But when you have seven cautions before the halfway point of the 110-lap race, eclipsing the amount of yellow flags in the previous two races at Sonoma combined, there’s simply no other way to describe it. Perhaps a newly paved racetrack had something to do with it, but whatever the case, it was clear drivers were being more aggressive than perhaps ever at Sonoma. Kyle Petty doesn’t believe this was a one-off occurrence. Speaking in a NASCAR.co…