Is there a way to use the RAW tracks export (exporting 10 tracks individually) and have the tracks export to their individual time length?  Currently, Sonar will export all tracks to the longest track length.  
Why?
I'm using Sonar to rip a vinyl album to MP3s.  Yes, I know there is other software that will do it better but for as infrequently I do this I thought I would use what I have.
 
Thanks.

Try exporting the clips instead of the tracks or just use the clips in the project audio folder instead of exporting.

You can also drag each clip to the browser. Much easier.

Thanks Steve and Michael.
Exporting Clips is somewhat the answer.  If you export as wav you can walk away from the machine and let it do its thing.  If you try to export Clips to MP3, you have to stay at your machine and enter every tag window before every render. 
If you simply drag a wav file from Sonar  you don't get the benefit of any plugins like Acon's de-crackle.  Also, dragging drops the track names.
 
Workaround - Export to wav Clips.  Import to Audacity then use "Export Multiple."  Once you add the tags (you can use a template), you can walk away and let it render all of the tracks at once.   Once the folder is in Windows Media Player, right click and select, "Find Album Info," to add album art and additional tags.  Done.  Unfortunately, Audacity does not support ASIO unless you know how to rig it.  If it did, it would be all I need.

Workaround - Export to wav Clips.  Import to Audacity then use "Export Multiple."  Once you add the tags (you can use a template), you can walk away and let it render all of the tracks at once.   Once the folder is in Windows Media Player, right click and select, "Find Album Info," to add album art and additional tags.  Done.  Unfortunately, Audacity does not support ASIO unless you know how to rig it.  If it did, it would be all I need.