NASCAR Hall of Fame

Announcing the 2027 Landmark Award nominees, with T. Wayne Robinson joining the ballot alongside Alvin Hawkins, Lesa France Kennedy, Dr. Joseph Mattioli and Les Richter. #NASCARHall #NASCAR

This announcement makes us very Happy! Mike Helton joins the @NASCARonFOX broadcast to share that the 2027 #NASCARHOF ballot will include @KevinHarvick.

Meet the nominees for the NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2027! Ten nominees appear on the Modern Era ballot, five on the Pioneer ballot. Two Modern Era candidates and one Pioneer candidate will be elected as the Class of 2027.

Short track. Big moments. From its half-mile “paperclip” layout to decades of unforgettable finishes, Martinsville Speedway is where patience meets pressure. Before Sunday’s race, take a look back at some of the moments that define Martinsville Magic: bit.ly/4bUyfmA

Happy Birthday to Hall of Famer Maurice Petty, one of the sport’s most legendary engine builders. As chief engine builder for Petty Enterprises, Maurice powered countless victories, helping his brother Richard and the team dominate the Cup Series.

Happy Birthday to Hall of Famer Cale Yarborough. A three-time Cup Series champion, he was known for his fierce competitiveness and legendary on-track battles. With 83 career wins, including three Daytona 500 victories, he left an indelible mark on the sport.

Breaking barriers on and off the track, Janet Guthrie is a true pioneer. She wasn’t just a driver — she was a pilot, skydiver, flight instructor and engineer who brought that same spirit of exploration and excellence to NASCAR. Read more about Janet here: bit.ly/3P9EBXv

Darlington and the Hall of Famers who mastered it 🏁 At the track “Too Tough to Tame,” legends rose to the occasion—and few did it better than Mr. September, Harry Gant. With such dominant performances, this track has long been a proving ground: bit.ly/4sZtLBU

Long before NASCAR wins and a Daytona 500 trophy, @KurtBusch was chasing speed in this go-kart at his childhood home in Vegas. Come see where it all began at Kurt's Hall of Honor exhibit: nascarhall.com

Hall of Famers. One iconic track. Harry Gant, @KurtBusch and @MarkMartin at @TooToughToTame before the big race. 🏆

Darlington Raceway is known as “The Track Too Tough to Tame,” but some Hall of Famers made it look easy. Drop your guesses below 👇 and see if you’ve got what it takes to master Darlington trivia! #FanFridayTrivia

This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating the next generation of innovators in motorsports. Last summer, the NASCAR Hall of Fame Foundation hosted its first-ever STREAM Girls Camp, welcoming a group of young women for a week of learning, mentorship and career exploration.

From legends like Bill Elliott to modern stars like Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin, several drivers have celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with a trip to Victory Lane. Take a look at the NASCAR winners who made March 17 a lucky day at the track: bit.ly/3NrJoTF

Ray Hendrick’s No. 11 Modified has taken its place in the Hall of Honor. Known as “Mr. Modified,” Hendrick built one of the most successful short track careers in racing history, earning more than 700 wins. Visit his exhibit today: nascarhall.com

Run it back. 🕰️ @TylerReddick will honor @NASCARHall inductee @kurtbusch in his hometown of Las Vegas this weekend running the @Jumpman23 scheme he won with at Kansas Speedway! 🏆

Today, we honor Red Byron. Born March 12, 1915, Byron helped shape NASCAR from the beginning, winning the sanctioning body’s first race in 1948 at the Daytona Beach Road Course. He followed that victory by claiming the first championship in the Modified Division in the same year.

A trailblazer from the start, Danica crossed over from open-wheel dominance to NASCAR's biggest stages, proving that talent, grit, and determination have no gender. Her 2013 Daytona 500 pole stand as one of the most iconic moments in motorsports history.

Danica Patrick made history at the 2013 Daytona 500, becoming the first woman to win the pole position for the Great American Race. In doing so, she didn't just earn a front-row starting spot — she earned her place in the record books forever. #WomensHistoryMonth

Fast starts are nothing new in NASCAR. Long before today’s headlines, Hall of Famers like Herb Thomas, Dale Earnhardt and Bill Elliott kicked off seasons with incredible early hot streaks. Dive into quick history with the latest from the Curators’ Corner: bit.ly/4rrbZGH

Happy Birthday to Hall of Famer Kirk Shelmerdine. Kirk built an incredible legacy as a championship-winning crew chief. He guided legends like Ricky Rudd and Dale Earnhardt to victories and was the mastermind behind four premier series championships in 1986, 1987, 1990, and 1991.