The museum at the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America will wow, thrill and amaze you by documenting the feats of men and women who dared to dare.

Our 15,000-square-foot facility is stocked with vehicles, artifacts and memorabilia that tell these heroes’ and heroines’ stories. Their legendary achievements often span more than one of the motorsports disciplines we honor — car racing, boat racing, airplane racing, among them. And the eye-popping exhibits in our vehicle corral and display cases rotate frequently, which means always something new — and significant — to see.

A Don Garlits “Swamp Rat” Top Fuel dragster? CHECK.
A Dale Earnhardt No. 3 Chevrolet? CHECK.
“Ironman” Ivan Stewart’s Toyota stadium truck? CHECK.
The longest-lived racing airplane, Blueberry? CHECK.
Aviator Howard Hughes’ map box? CHECK.
Mickey Thompson’s Challenger I world-land-speed record car? CHECK.
A Ricky Carmichael championship dirt bike? CHECK.
Jacky Ickx’s Can-Am champion Lola-Chevy? CHECK.
Richard Petty’s 1972 NASCAR champion Charger? CHECK.

All driven, prepared or raced by one of our hundreds of inductees. In fact, you might spot sheet-metal dings, or catch a whiff of long-ago burned rubber.