The National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum is a Hall of Fame and museum for sprint car drivers, owners, mechanics, builders, manufacturers, promoters, sanctioning officials and media members. The museum is located in Knoxville, Iowa, the home of the Knoxville Nationals at Knoxville Raceway.
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I went with my cousin to see my dad's memorial brick. They did a great job on it and I'm very pleased. My dad never missed a race for around 60 years. He shared his love of sprint cars with me, many cousins and his only grandson. My son is an avid sprint car fan as well! My dad hadn't been able to get around the last few years of his life and he really missed it. He passed away June 6, 2020. Just a few hours before he asked my son if he was going to Knoxville later that evening. Even his last moments in life all he could think about was sprint car racing in Knoxville. I felt there was no better way to honor my dad than getting a brick in his name. I just found out that my son purchased the brick right beside his grandpa's for himself. Guess I'd better get mine on the...
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It is a really nice facility and everyone is friendly and informative. All of the displays are beautiful to see from the cars to memorabilia on display. The gift shop has a great selection of goodies to choose from. I drove out here all the way from California. My first time to Knoxville ever! Iam here for the One and only and Iam enjoying the town, the people, the track, and of course the museum! Thank you for preserving the history of sprint car racing and representing the way you do for fans to enjoy. Its neat to see things I either knew or read about and even saw in person growing up around the sport. This had been a boyhood dream of mine to experience...
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For someone who loves Sprint Car racing and the history of it, this is the perfect place for a racing lover!
The gift shop was picked over, and they didn't have the shirt sizes we needed. The museum was really cool with a lot of actual cars inside. It's a little crowded, everything packed inside. However, we did go the week of The 410 Nationals, so it was probably more crowded than usual.
Every day during the week of The Nationals they have some of the drivers do autograph sessions, which is a cool way to meet your favorite driver!
I would recommend going if you haven't been before and you love...
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