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 Sprint Car racing!

The first time I went it was relatively bare bones. while there were plenty of sights to see it was nothing like it was then. So many different cars from over the many years of Sprint Car racing as well as many exhibits along side. you can take a trip through Sprint Car racing history right outside Knoxville Turn 2.

Man what a cool place. If you are a race fan and have the change check it out. It's small but worth looking at the cars on display and the view from the Hall of Fame to the rack was cool.

If you're into racing, this is a great place to visit. Only a 30 minute drive south of the Iowa Speedway, the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame and Museum is packed with all kinds of interesting stuff. You can easily spend a few hours in there. It's not very fancy but it is very informational and entertaining.

Loved it! Not super big but love some of the interactive elements. Overviews the racetrack. Nice little gift shop also.

Lots of history here. Staff was very helpful.

Awesome history and friendly staff. Don’t forget to look upstairs

If you like sprint cars, dirt racing or racing history this place is great!

I finally stopped after passing by it for years. Brought back childhood memories of racing greats. Parnelli Jones, AJ Foyt, there is a great picture of them neck n neck in a early race, and several others who moved from spint to Nascar fame. Close to 100 cars that probably still run. Even for a non racing fan, it was very interesting seeing early cars to the modern winged spint cars. All in pristine shape. $8 for vets or 65+. $10 for adults. Didn't catch kid price. But was well worth the money and you could spend a couple hours or more easy. Souvenirs are availible but I didn't go over to the shopping area.

It was awesome, before main event started colored lights were flashing all around the track. Guns n roses song , welcome to the jungle was playing.

Worth checking out. Glad we went. Very nice and friendly people

What an awesome experience. So much history, so much to see. You really owe it to yourself to check it out if youre a race fan