Tour the Museum
You won’t be stuck in the grandstand seats behind a safety fence at The Winston Cup Museum. Get up close to everything and experience it like you’re right there in the pits or at victory lane!
- More than 20 authentic race cars on display, including those driven by Dale Earnhardt, Sr., Jimmy Spencer, and Wendell Scott
- Special exhibits showcasing champions Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, Darrell Waltrip, Jeff Gordon, and Harry Gant
- One-of-a-kind memorabilia, such as trophies, uniforms, helmets, and winner’s checks
- Never-seen-before photographs of the legendary Winston Cup Series era from the R.J. Reynolds Sports Marketing archives
- Pictorial timeline of the rich history of the Winston Cup Series
- Have your picture taken at victory lane
- Souvenir shop
We also have rotating exhibits of personal car collections from all eras on-site, so you’ll see something new each time you visit!
We Can’t Wait to See You!
Hours of Operation:
The Winston Cup Museum is open Thursday through Saturday, 10AM to 5PM.
Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for children ages 7-12. Admission is free for anyone with a military ID and children ages six and under.
Be sure to check our Event Calendar for special events and museum closures.
Location:
Conveniently located at 1355 N. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive—about a half a lap from beautiful downtown Winston-Salem, NC, and just blocks from the Trade Arts District.
Trivia Teaser
Where was the final dirt track Winston Cup race held?
Answer: Raleigh, NC in 1970. It was the Home State 200, and Richard Petty won.