MOTORSPORTS HALL OF FAME OF AMERICASPONSORSNEWSINDUCTEESMUSEUMGALLERIESSUPPORT Everything you need for the Classes of 2020 & 2021. BUY TICKETS. WELCOME TO THE. MOTORSPORTS HALL OF FAME OF AMERICA. WE’RE OPEN! And eager to share some of motor racing's greatest treasures. Bring the entire family! CALL US: 386-200-9349. WELCOME TO THE. MUSEUM - MOTORSPORTS HALL OF FAME OF AMERICA The progress to date has been thanks to contributions large and small from individuals and organizations. In particular, the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America would like to thank the Petersen Foundation, Bridgestone-Firestone and Toyota Motor Corporation.

COOK, BETTY

Betty Cook, Power Boats, Class of 1996. Betty Cook is widely regarded as having been one of the most successful off shore boat racers of all time having won two UIM World Championships and three APBA National Championships. Ms. Cook won her first race in 1974 driving the Mongoose, a second-hand 32 foot offshore boat. After purchasing a new

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MILES, KEN - SPORTS CARS - 2001 Ken Miles, Sports Cars, Class of 2001. Ken Miles survived World War II at the controls of a British Army tank only to perish behind the wheel of a prototype race car, but not before winning the 24 Hours of Daytona, the 12 Hours of Sebring and many other sports car races in a variety of machines.

HART, C. J.

C. J. Hart, Drag Racing, Class of 1999. Drag racing is the only sport whose creation was inspired by a bayonet. And C. J. "Pappy" Hart was there the day the Marines landed in Orange County, CA. In the late 1940s, hot rodders gravitated to the vast California airstrips built

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KIEKHAEFER, CARL

Kiekhaefer was born in Wisconsin in 1906, and raised on a farm where he gained strong mechanical skills and a tenacious work ethic. At the age of 19, Carl left his family's farm to embark on a career as inventor, engineer and industrialist. Success came early. While still in his early twenties, he was a chief engineer and owned the first of

the

HORN, TED - OPEN WHEEL - 1993 Ted Horn, Open Wheel, Class of 1993. One of the most respected drivers of all time, Ted Horn established a record of consistency at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway which may never be equalled. During one 9-race stretch (1936-1948) he never finished worse than fourth! Amazingly enough, he

COCHRAN, JACQUELINE

Jacqueline Cochran, Aviation, Class of 1993. Jacqueline Cochran was born near Muscogee, Florida on an undetermined date sometime between 1906 and 1910 and was orphaned by the age of four. She actually selected her name, Jacqueline Cochran, out of a phone book. As a teenager, she went to New York to work in the cosmetics industry and

by the age

HANNAH, BOB

Bob Hannah, Motorcycles, Class of 2000. Bob "Hurricane" Hannah, was the best in the world. And like others who have earned that distinction, he hated to lose. Whether it was supercross or motocross, if there were riders in front of him, he'd use every inch of the track to catch and pass them. For Bob Hannah, motocross was a war.

GRAHAM, RICKY

Ricky Graham, Motorcycles, Class of 2014. To say that Ricky Graham was “talented” would be a gross understatement. This good-natured Californian was one of the most gifted dirt-track racers anyone had ever seen, and he used those skills to win three prestigious American Motorcyclist Association Grand National Championships. MOTORSPORTS HALL OF FAME OF AMERICASPONSORSNEWSINDUCTEESMUSEUMGALLERIESSUPPORT Everything you need for the Classes of 2020 & 2021. BUY TICKETS. WELCOME TO THE. MOTORSPORTS HALL OF FAME OF AMERICA. WE’RE OPEN! And eager to share some of motor racing's greatest treasures. Bring the entire family! CALL US: 386-200-9349. WELCOME TO THE. MUSEUM - MOTORSPORTS HALL OF FAME OF AMERICA The progress to date has been thanks to contributions large and small from individuals and organizations. In particular, the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America would like to thank the Petersen Foundation, Bridgestone-Firestone and Toyota Motor Corporation.

COOK, BETTY

Betty Cook, Power Boats, Class of 1996. Betty Cook is widely regarded as having been one of the most successful off shore boat racers of all time having won two UIM World Championships and three APBA National Championships. Ms. Cook won her first race in 1974 driving the Mongoose, a second-hand 32 foot offshore boat. After purchasing a new

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MILES, KEN - SPORTS CARS - 2001 Ken Miles, Sports Cars, Class of 2001. Ken Miles survived World War II at the controls of a British Army tank only to perish behind the wheel of a prototype race car, but not before winning the 24 Hours of Daytona, the 12 Hours of Sebring and many other sports car races in a variety of machines.

HART, C. J.

C. J. Hart, Drag Racing, Class of 1999. Drag racing is the only sport whose creation was inspired by a bayonet. And C. J. "Pappy" Hart was there the day the Marines landed in Orange County, CA. In the late 1940s, hot rodders gravitated to the vast California airstrips built

by

KIEKHAEFER, CARL

Kiekhaefer was born in Wisconsin in 1906, and raised on a farm where he gained strong mechanical skills and a tenacious work ethic. At the age of 19, Carl left his family's farm to embark on a career as inventor, engineer and industrialist. Success came early. While still in his early twenties, he was a chief engineer and owned the first of

the

HORN, TED - OPEN WHEEL - 1993 Ted Horn, Open Wheel, Class of 1993. One of the most respected drivers of all time, Ted Horn established a record of consistency at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway which may never be equalled. During one 9-race stretch (1936-1948) he never finished worse than fourth! Amazingly enough, he

COCHRAN, JACQUELINE

Jacqueline Cochran, Aviation, Class of 1993. Jacqueline Cochran was born near Muscogee, Florida on an undetermined date sometime between 1906 and 1910 and was orphaned by the age of four. She actually selected her name, Jacqueline Cochran, out of a phone book. As a teenager, she went to New York to work in the cosmetics industry and

by the age

HANNAH, BOB

Bob Hannah, Motorcycles, Class of 2000. Bob "Hurricane" Hannah, was the best in the world. And like others who have earned that distinction, he hated to lose. Whether it was supercross or motocross, if there were riders in front of him, he'd use every inch of the track to catch and pass them. For Bob Hannah, motocross was a war.

GRAHAM, RICKY

Ricky Graham, Motorcycles, Class of 2014. To say that Ricky Graham was “talented” would be a gross understatement. This good-natured Californian was one of the most gifted dirt-track racers anyone had ever seen, and he used those skills to win three prestigious American Motorcyclist Association Grand National Championships. NEWS | PRESS RELEASES NEWS: 2020 & 2021 MSHFA Classes to be Honored in Historic Dual Ceremonies Sep. 27 - 29. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (February 23, 2021) — The first dual-celebration in the 33-year history of the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America (MSHFA) brings out an unprecedented gathering of motorsports legends, with both the postponed 2020 class and the

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BYRON, ROBERT 'RED'

Robert "Red" Byron, Historic, Class of 2020. December 14, 1947 was a night to remember at the Streamline Hotel in Daytona Beach. Drinks, showgirls, music, and a gaggle of racers, several of whom would go on to become NASCAR icons: Bill France, Red Vogt, Raymond Parks, Fonty Flock, and on the far side of the room, Robert Nold "Red" Byron Sr.

The

HANNAH, BOB

Bob Hannah, Motorcycles, Class of 2000. Bob "Hurricane" Hannah, was the best in the world. And like others who have earned that distinction, he hated to lose. Whether it was supercross or motocross, if there were riders in front of him, he'd use every inch of the track to catch and pass them. For Bob Hannah, motocross was a war.

HART, C. J.

C. J. Hart, Drag Racing, Class of 1999. Drag racing is the only sport whose creation was inspired by a bayonet. And C. J. "Pappy" Hart was there the day the Marines landed in Orange County, CA. In the late 1940s, hot rodders gravitated to the vast California airstrips built

by

SPRINGSTEEN, JAY

Jay Springsteen, Motorcycles, Class of 2005. Jay Springsteen simply loved flat track motorcycle racing better than anyone else ever has. In a career that spanned four decades, the man who has affectionately become known to his undying legion of fans as "Springer", HORN, TED - OPEN WHEEL - 1993 Ted Horn, Open Wheel, Class of 1993. One of the most respected drivers of all time, Ted Horn established a record of consistency at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway which may never be equalled. During one 9-race stretch (1936-1948) he never finished worse than fourth! Amazingly enough, he

SULLIVAN, DANNY

Danny Sullivan, Open Wheel, Class of 2012. Fans of auto racing know well the story of Danny Sullivan, the Kentucky kid whose model good looks and seemingly impossible spin-and-win at the 1985 Indianapolis 500 catapulted him simultaneously to the top of newspaper sports pages

and the

OFFENHAUSER, FRED

Offenhauser was born in Los Angeles in 1888 and became a toolmaking machinist with Pacific Electric Railway. In 1913, he went to work for Harry A. Miller, a successful manufacturer of carburetors. Offenhauser helped Miller turn a flood of ideas for racing engines into metal -

HINNERSHITZ, TOMMY

Tommy Hinnershitz, Historic, Class of 2003. Tommy Hinnershitz - known as the "Oley Dirt Farmer," "The Flying Farmer," and finally the "Flying Dutchman" -- remains one of the most popular sprint-car drivers in racing history even after his death in 1999 at the age of 77. His numerous nicknames were well earned as he captured seven

Eastern sprint

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