New England Racing Museum

The New England Racing Museum preserves and displays race cars, motorcycles, trophies, helmets and photography that highlight New England's motorsports heritage. The ~10,000 sq. ft. facility also features a Soap Box Derby exhibit, slot‑car track and an iRacing simulator.

Located at 922 NH‑106 on the New Hampshire Motor Speedway grounds in Loudon, the museum operates weekends with extended hours during race events. On-site parking is free and the museum runs community programs and occasional special events.

A compact, hands‑on motorsports collection with artifacts from regional drivers and disciplines.

Look out for:

• Restored and race‑used cars and motorcycles tied to New England competitors.

• Trophies, driver helmets, archival photography and Soap Box Derby displays.

• A working slot‑car track and an iRacing simulator for interactive fun.

• Rotating exhibits and extended hours around Speedway race weekends.

Best way to experience it:

Plan for 60–90 minutes, arrive on a non‑race weekend for a quieter visit, and combine with a Speedway tour or event if you want paddock access or larger crowds.

• Open Saturdays and Sundays (10:00 AM–4:00 PM) with extended hours during race weekends.

• Address: 922 NH‑106, on the New Hampshire Motor Speedway campus; free parking available.

• Admission: general $15; seniors/active & retired military $10; children 12 and under free (per museum site).

• Phone: (603) 783‑0183 for event hours or group visit questions.