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The Richard Childress Racing Museum, located front and center on the 52-acre RCR campus in Welcome, North Carolina, offers visitors a walk through time and traces how an independent one-car team evolved into one of NASCAR’s most successful organizations.
Explore the legacies of the legends of our sport while immersing yourself in the excitement, passion and history of NASCAR through ever-evolving exhibits and interactive experiences. Normal hours of operation are 10AM – 5PM. Closed on Tuesdays for private groups.
The NASCAR Hall of Fame is more than just a museum — it's a shrine to the history, heritage and future of the sport we love. It's a place where fans can uncover new stories and get in on the action at every turn with more than 50 interactive experiences.
The NASCAR Hall of Fame is filled with classic and present-day cars as well as interactive experiences, realistic racing simulators, highlights of your favorite drivers’ most electrifying moments and so much more. The history and passion of NASCAR comes alive through ever-evolving exhibits and stories from legends who embody NASCAR's most ...
The NASCAR Hall of Fame, is a Hall of Fame and Museum located in Charlotte, North Carolina that honors NASCAR and its history. Inductees to the Hall of Fame are drivers who have shown expert skill at NASCAR driving, all-time great crew chiefs and owners, broadcasters and other major contributors to competition within the sanctioning body.
6 dni temu · Museum and gift shop include a variety of race cars, trophies, and photos of RCR’s 40+ years in the sport, including the career of the legendary Dale Earnhardt. The RCR Museum is a 47,000-square-foot facility that encompasses the original No. 3 race shop built in 1986 and the original RCR Museum built in 1991.
North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame. Located in Mooresville, NC – aka “Race City USA” – only 20 miles north of Charlotte, our museum, art gallery, visitor center and gift shop showcases the history, growth and evolution of the motorsports industry in NC.
