The Winston Cup Museum is now closed, but you can still walk through it forever here FOR FREE! Come along as we check out DECADES of racing at it's finest and re-live so many memories during the Winston Cup Series - Enjoy!

Final notes from the Museum's website:

Closing Permanently as of December 16th, 2023. Come See Us Before It’s Too Late! Open Thursday-Saturday, 10AM-5PM Until 12/16/2023.

Over the past seven weeks you all have provided us with some great renaming ideas, showed your support and given us quite a few chuckles along the way with your suggestions and creativity. We are forever grateful! The name that received the most votes was “The Ralph Seagraves Memorial Museum,” which we believe would be a great name and a way to honor a man who was absolutely integral to the relationship between RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company and NASCAR.

However, after assessing the museum’s current financial condition and the significant expense required to completely rebrand the museum, we have decided to close the brick and mortar version of the museum permanently on December 16th, 2023. This is not a decision we have come to lightly, but it is the necessary end of 19 wonderful years preserving racing history. The end of the brick and mortar museum does not mean an end to preserving great racing history and stories. So stay tuned to learn more about our future plans and how we will move forward into 2024.

If you have not been to the museum before, this will be your last chance to see the collection we have amassed all under one roof and intact. So please come visit us at The Winston Cup Museum before December 16th!

For those of you that are hardcore race fans and collectors you will have your chance to own a part of racing history as we are auctioning off the mass majority of the collection with Mecum Auto Auctions in Kissimmee, Florida—January 2nd through January 14th, 2024.

Join us there or online for what we believe will be a record-breaking day for the largest personal collection of racing memorabilia ever sold at auction.

Most Gratefully,

Will and Christy Spencer