Motorsports Hall of Fame of America

Located in the Ticket & Tours building at Daytona International Speedway, this 20,000 sq ft Hall honors more than 230 inductees across stock cars, open‑wheel, dragsters, bikes, powerboats and land‑speed machines. The museum is open to the public (regular hours listed by the venue) and is included with Daytona International Speedway track tours; a museum‑only ticket option is available at the ticket window.

Exhibits include race cars and artifacts from figures such as Dale Earnhardt, Don Garlits and notable Indy and powerboat entries, plus a 250‑seat theater. Track tours typically last about 60 minutes and depart throughout the day—good for motorsports fans, families, and visitors already planning a Speedway visit.

The museum presents cars, bikes, boats and memorabilia that trace the history of American motorsports, plus theater and rotating exhibits.

Look out for:

• Iconic race cars and motorcycles from multiple disciplines.
• Rotating exhibits and artifacts that change seasonally.
• A small theater with interpretive media and historic footage.
• Exhibits focused on inductees of the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America.

Best way to experience it: Combine the museum visit with the Daytona International Speedway tour (museum access is included) to get context on the track and see more of the facility; allow about 60–90 minutes for the museum alone.

• Located in the Ticket & Tours Building on Daytona International Speedway grounds.
• Open daily 9:00 AM–5:00 PM; museum-only tickets are sold until 4:00 PM.
• Museum access is included with Speedway tours; museum-only admission available at the ticket window.
• Contact box office or museum (phone/email) for group visits or current exhibit info.