Did you know Team Penske once competed in Formula One? The 1975 Penske PC-1 marked a milestone for the organization as its first chassis built in-house and a step onto the international racing stage. Now, you can see this piece of Team Penske history up close, right here at the part of our Team Penske: 60 Years exhibit: bit.ly/4ixKyK1

Explore the Hall of Honor exhibit celebrating NASCAR Hall of Famer Harry Gant and the remarkable career that earned him a place among the sport’s legends. Plan your NASCAR Hall of Fame visit now: bit.ly/3WtBj53

Congratulations to @KyleLarsonRacin on capturing his third NASCAR Cup Series championship and second consecutive title! 🎉 Larson continues to build his legacy in the sport. Fans will have the opportunity to see a piece of his championship run up close when his race-worn gloves ll of Fame!

Congratulations to @KadenWHoneycutt on winning the 2026 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series Championship! We’re looking forward to welcoming Kaden’s championship-winning gloves to the Hall of Fame.

Race day is better at the NASCAR Hall of Fame! Join us this Sunday, November 8, for our Homestead-Miami Race Viewing Party, sponsored by Ford Racing. Catch all the action on the big screens, enjoy the race-day atmosphere and cheer on your favorite drivers alongside fellow NASCAR your chance to enter our Punch Card drawing for a chance to win!

Make plans to watch the race with us at the Hall: bit.ly/4yUWdrb

It’s time for Fan Quiz Friday! 🏁 How well do you know NASCAR history? Test your knowledge with this week’s question and drop your answer in the comments.

Think you have what it takes to be a pit crew member? Put your skills to the test in the Pit Crew Challenge at the NASCAR Hall of Fame. Plan your visit and see how you stack up: bit.ly/4lwKR6n

How well do you know NASCAR Hall of Famer Bobby Isaac? Here are three facts you may not know about Isaac and his need for speed.

A champion on and off the track. 🏆 Explore Kyle Busch: Honoring a Legacy at the NASCAR Hall of Fame and take a closer look at the career of one of NASCAR’s most accomplished drivers: bit.ly/4dt4Z81

It’s time for Fan Quiz Friday! 🏁 How well do you know NASCAR history? Test your knowledge with this week’s question and drop your answer in the comments.

The countdown to the NASCAR Hall of Fame’s Class of 2027 is on! From the Induction Ceremony to Dine & Shine, it’s a celebration of the legends who have shaped the sport and the legacy they leave behind. Start planning your experience and join us as we welcome the Class of 2027 to the e about the Class of 2027 Induction and ticket packages: bit.ly/3LRUAru

A champion on the track. A legacy that stands the test of time. Celebrate the career of NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2026 inductee Kurt Busch in the Hall of Honor at the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

Discover the milestones, memories and accomplishments that shaped his career with a l of Fame: bit.ly/4yDK0aj

The first Daytona 500 was a whole new ballgame. For drivers accustomed to short dirt tracks, Daytona International Speedway’s 2.5-mile layout and speeds topping 130 mph were unlike anything they had experienced. The massive speedway was intimidating, and for one driver, the lake ted an entirely different concern.

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A great day on the course for an even greater cause. ⛳

This year's Putting for Purpose brought together the racing community to support the NASCAR Hall of Fame Foundation's scholarship program. Thanks to the generosity of our participants, sponsors and partners, we raised more eate opportunities for the next generation!

We were proud to welcome Hall of Famers Ron Hornaday Jr. and @Bobby_Labonte44 as well as Squier-Hall Award recipient Deb Williams for a day of friendly competition and giving back.

A special thank-you to our sponsors and partners who helped make it all possible: @TeamHendrick
Generations of Giving
@thekhfoundation
@Team_Penske
Evernham Family Racing For A Reason
@KauligRacing
@NASCAR
@RCRracing
@ShutterBoothCLT
@RFKracing
@JoeGibbsRacing
@gensler_design
Rusty Wallace Foundation
@tdjf
& The Allmendinger family @_TaraLea and @AJDinger

Thank you to everyone who showed up, chipped in and helped make a difference. Your support helps the NASCAR Hall of Fame Foundation continue investing in students and building brighter futures beyond the track!

It’s time for Fan Quiz Friday! 🏁 How well do you know NASCAR history? Test your knowledge with this week’s question and drop your answer in the comments.

Happy birthday to NASCAR Hall of Famer Red Farmer! A pioneer of short-track racing and a founding member of the Alabama Gang, Farmer built a remarkable career with more than 700 victories across multiple racing disciplines. He won the NASCAR Modified championship in 1956 and R Late Model Sportsman championships from 1969 to 1971.

Every artifact tells a story. Celebrate 60 years of @Team_Penske through more than 50 artifacts spanning six decades of motorsports history. From championship-winning moments to the people and milestones that shaped the organization, each piece offers a closer look at the legacy successful teams.

Explore the stories behind the objects in Team Penske: 60 Years at the NASCAR Hall of Fame: bit.ly/3LRUAru

Thank you to 2027 NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee Jeff Burton for stopping by our Members table at Charlotte Motor Speedway this race weekend! We appreciate you taking the time to connect with our members and be part of the excitement.

On June 19, 1949, 33 drivers took to the track at Charlotte Speedway for NASCAR’s first Strictly Stock race, marking the beginning of the division that would eventually become today’s NASCAR Cup Series.

Discover the story behind this historic race in our latest blog.

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#Throwback to 1986, when Dale Earnhardt made his mark at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Behind the wheel of the No. 3 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing, Earnhardt won both NASCAR Winston Cup Series races at Charlotte that season. On May 25, he captured the Coca-Cola 600, taking ce to secure the victory. On Oct. 5, he returned to Victory Lane in the Oakwood Homes 500, completing a sweep of Charlotte’s two Cup Series points-paying races that year.

Those victories were part of a championship-winning season for Earnhardt. He recorded five wins, 16 top-five finishes and 23 top-10 finishes across 29 races, securing his second consecutive NASCAR Winston Cup Series championship after winning his first with Richard Childress Racing in 1985.