Richard Childress Racing

Richard Childress Racing (RCR) operates a motorsports campus in the Welcome/Lexington area that includes race shops, a museum and a team store. The museum showcases the team’s historic cars, trophies and a wildlife/conservation gallery.

The 47,000 sq ft museum is housed in RCR’s former No. 3 shop and offers a public fan walk by the Cup and Xfinity shops. Note: RCR lists both 425 Industrial Dr, Welcome and 236 Industrial Dr, Lexington on different official pages; check the museum or team site for current visitor details.

Plan for a hands‑on look at race cars, team artifacts and behind‑the‑scenes shop views.

Look out for:

• Restored No. 3 Goodwrench Chevrolets and the 1998 Daytona 500-winning car.

• A wildlife and conservation gallery integrated with the racing exhibits.

• A public “fan walk” past the Cup and Xfinity shops (weekday viewing area).

• A team store with merchandise and museum contact information for group visits.

Best way to experience it:

Visit the museum first to see the car collection and galleries, then use the fan walk to view the active shop areas. Call the museum/team store ahead to confirm current hours, admission and the correct campus entrance given the address discrepancy.

• RCR lists two official addresses on different pages; confirm the museum’s current location before you go.

• The fan walk is a public viewing area; shop access is observational only.

• Museum hours, admission and group/field‑trip details are posted on RCR’s official site; phone and email contacts are available.

• Expect typical museum etiquette (no touching exhibits unless signed) and parking on campus.