Racing Hall of Fame |
So with a few hours to visit, we found our way to the Speedway by driving into a tunnel that went under the track and into the center area where the Racing Hall of Fame building can be found. For a small entrance fee (only $5!), you can enter the museum and take a gander at an incredible display of over 70 vehicles ranging from concept cars to special Formula One cars to past Indianapolis 500 winners - including the very first Indy 500 winner from 1911!
This was an amazing close-up look at cars designed by Mercedes, Corvette and more. Of course, the Borg-Warner Trophy was on display as well, which is permanently housed here. Even a lukewarm racing fan like me was excited to see all of this car memorabilia in person.
Borg-Warner Trophy on Display |
Marmon 'Wasp' - First Indy 500 Winner in 1911 |
Pin Stops Ranking: 4 Pins
I really enjoyed this pinstop, and it easily exceeded my expectations. I'm sure for big racing fans, it would be an ultimate dream to visit this place - but even for a very casual fan like me, I really cherish what I was able to see and experience in the few hours we stopped here.
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