Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall Of Fame Museum

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  • Address: 4790 W 16th St, Indianapolis, IN 46222, United States, 46222
  • Timings: 09:00 am - 05:00 pm Details
  • Phone: +1-3174928500
  • Fax: +1-3174846572
  • Ticket Price: 8 USD
  • Time Required: 04:00 Hrs
  • Tags: Family And Kids, Automobile Museums , Social, Arts, Museums, Landmarks
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It is an automotive museum that includes the Auto Racing Hall of Fame. It is the largest automotive racetrack in the world. The main exhibit here is the Indianapolis 500 but there are also other motorsports such as passenger cars and other Indy models. The museum was established in 1956. It is owned and operated independently by Indianapolis Motor Speedway foundation Inc.

The museum rotates a collection of around 75 cars at any given point of time as there is a limitation of space. The other cars are kept in the invitation only- basement. The cars are also given as loans to other museums and sent for races and other car shows. The main exhibits include:

  • Indy 500 winning cars such as 1911 Marmon Wasp, 1912 National (Joe Dawson), 1914 Delage (Rene Thomas), 1922 Duesenberg that also won the 1921 French Grand prix, 1932 Miller Hartz, 1950 Wynn’s Offy and many more.
  • Other Indy cars including 1912 Fiat driven by Teddy Tetzlaff at 2nd place, 1925 Miller junior Eight, 1925 Miller Special, 1935 Miller Ford, 1952 Ferrari Special, etc.
  • Passenger Cars include at least one Indy 500 Pace Car from 1911, 1930, 1964, 1966, 1975- 2008. The others include 1886 Diamler Motor Carriage, 1886 Benz Patent Motorwagen, 1903 Premier, 1908 Richmond Surrey, 1909 Haynes, 1911 Cole 30, etc.
  • Other Race Cars such as a Sprint car driven by A.J.Foyt and George Snider, 1981 Birdcage Maserati, 1957 SSI Corvette, 1929 Bugatti 35- B, 1906 Renault Grand Prix, etc.
  • The Trophy Gallery has a fantastic collection of achievements including a permanent home for the Borg Warner trophy, the Wheeler- Schebler Trophy that dates earlier than the Borg Warner Trophy, a permanent home for the PPG trophy awarded to the winner of Brickyard 400 and the historic Race of 2 Worlds Trophy.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall Of Fame Museum Travel Tips

  • Parking available at the museum is free of charge on the days when there are no events and races and on the rest of the days, guests have to park outside the track and walk in.
  • There is the tony Hulman Theater inside the museum where videos run throughout the day about the track and racing history in Indianapolis.
  • Special events timings are different. Please contact the help desk number at (317) 492-6784 for current details.

Entrance Ticket Details For Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall Of Fame Museum

  • Youth (6-15) $5; Children (5 and under) FREE.
  • Track Tours: Adults $8; Youth (6-15) $5; Children (5 and under) FREE.
  • Special Tours: Adults $15; Youth (6-15) $10; Children (5 and under) FREE.
  • Grounds Tours: Adults $30; Youth (6-15) $12; Children (5 and under) FREE.

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  • Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall Of Fame Museum Address: 4790 W 16th St, Indianapolis, IN 46222, United States, 46222
  • Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall Of Fame Museum Contact Number: +1-3174928500
  • Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall Of Fame Museum Timing: 09:00 am - 05:00 pm
  • Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall Of Fame Museum Price: 8 USD
  • Best time to visit Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall Of Fame Museum(preferred time): 11:00 am - 01:00 pm
  • Time required to visit Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall Of Fame Museum: 04:00 Hrs
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