Hall Of Fame
Eligibility for induction into the Motorsports Hall of Fame is extended to any person who has driven, piloted, owned, designed, built, supported, maintained, prepared or promoted motorized vehicles in pursuit of speed, distance or other records. An inductee must have been retired for at least three years or must have been engaged at the top level of his or her area of motorsports for at least 20 years. Inductees are characterized by their desire to win, mastery of their field and the courage to innovate.

A panel of historians, retired competitors, journalists, and prior living inductees vote for the final selections. Each inductee receives the Hall of Fame's prestigious "Horsepower" award -- an original bronze statuette created by Ann Arbor, Michigan sculptor Michael Curtis. Click to view the inductee list

Hall of Fame
Inductee List 		The annual August induction ceremony takes place the Wednesday prior to the NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Michigan International Speedway and the Woodward Dream Cruise making for a complete motorsports week in the Motor City.

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