Short Careers, Lasting Legacy is on exhibit through late June in the Great Hall. The exhibition showcases authentic artifacts that tell the story of some of NASCAR’s most memorable personalities. It also recognizes individuals who left the sport in their prime or before they reached their full potential.

Short Careers, Lasting Legacy honors the careers and pays tribute to the legacy of those who left a unique mark on the competition and character of NASCAR. Highlighting the exhibition is Tim Richmond’s No. 25 Folgers Monte Carlo (1987), Alan Kulwicki’s No. 7 Hooters Thunderbird (1992) and Davey Allison’s No. 28 Texaco Thunderbird. Additional artifacts on display commemorate NASCAR contributors Bondy Long, Carl Kiekhaefer, Adam Petty, Billy and Bobby Myers and others.