National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum

The National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum preserves sprint‑car history with rotating exhibits of open‑wheel cars, trophies, photos, a research library and a small theater. The Hall of Fame honors drivers, owners and builders who shaped the sport.

Located on the Marion County Fairgrounds overlooking Turn 2 of Knoxville Raceway, the museum operates year‑round and also offers facility rentals for receptions and events. Check the official site or contact the museum for current hours and admission details.

A compact, specialist museum with a focus on sprint‑car heritage and memorabilia.

Look out for:

• A rotating display of roughly 30–35 open‑wheel sprint cars and historic race machines.

• Hall of Fame plaques, historic trophies, helmets, photos and personal artifacts.

• A 40‑seat theater and a research/library center for sprint‑car history.

• Views directly onto Knoxville Raceway; exhibits often tie into race events and inductee ceremonies.

Best way to experience it:

Visit during a non‑race day for a quieter, self‑paced tour or arrive early on a race night to combine the museum visit with track action. Confirm current opening hours, admission and any special exhibits on the museum website or by phone before you go.

• Admission is charged; museum members receive free entry.

• The building sits on the Marion County Fairgrounds next to Knoxville Raceway (Turn 2).

• Hours extend on race nights—check the website for race‑day schedules.

• Facility rental and group tour options are available; contact the museum for details.