Since its opening in 2010, the NASCAR Hall of Fame's signature exhibit, Glory Road, has served as a prominent focal point that greets guests as they enter the Hall. For the fourth generation of the exhibit, guest curator Dale Earnhardt Jr. created a collection unlike any other, celebrating the champions and championship moments of the sport. Glory Road Champions showcases 18 premier series championship-winning cars driven by some of NASCAR's greatest legends.
Glory Road Champions (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Dale Earnhardt (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt (Class of 2010) is the late father of Glory Road guest curator Dale Jr. and is one of only three drivers in NASCAR history with seven premier series championships.
Glory Road Champions, Plymouth Belvedere (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Hall of Famer Richard Petty (Class of 2010) scored a NASCAR record 200 career victories to go along with his seven premier series championships.
Glory Road Champions, Chevrolet Monte Carlo (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Chevrolet SS (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Jimmie Johnson (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Along with fellow seven-time NASCAR champions Dale Earnhardt and Richard Petty, Jimmie Johnson is one of three drivers with two cars featured on the NASCAR Hall of Fame's Glory Road exhibit.
Glory Road Champions, Chevrolet Monte Carlo (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Ford Torino (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Buick Regal (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions represents 1,076 NASCAR wins, 46 championships and 23 Hall of Fame inductees (14 drivers, 5 owners, 2 crew chiefs, 2 engine builders) spanning 7 decades and 7 car manufacturers.
Glory Road Champions, Pontiac Grand Prix (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Hudson Hornet (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Chevrolet 150 (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road's track surface replicates NASCAR speedways throughout the country and features 33-degrees of banking, the equivalent of Talladega Superspeedway.
Glory Road Champions, Chevrolet Chevelle (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Buick Regal (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Ford Thunderbird (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Pontiac Grand Prix (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road Champions, Ford Thunderbird (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Glory Road, Dale Earnhardt Jr. (2020-01-15) by Jamey PriceNASCAR Hall of Fame
Dale Jr.: Glory Road Champions opened to the public on January 11, 2020 and will remain on display at the NASCAR Hall of Fame for approximately three years.
Exhibit curated by Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Audio by Tom Jensen, Curatorial Affairs Manager, NASCAR Hall of Fame
Audio by Dan Simone Ph.D., Curator, NASCAR Hall of Fame
Photography by Jamey Price
