Who We Are

Our mission is to discover, preserve and educate the public on the history of New England motorized racing, including the people who do it or have done it. Our museum was built and shall operate as a place for the public to visit and come to appreciate our sport’s past and to learn about its present and future. We encourage preservation of the historically significant racing artifacts including vehicles, literature and photography.

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Our Vision:

To be the premier public location in the region where owners, drivers, industry professionals, enthusiasts, and community come together to learn and celebrate the robust motorized racing heritage found in New England. We will offer a meeting location where people can come together, share stories, and celebrate the past, present, and future of motorized racing in New England.

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The New England Racing Museum is located at 922 NH Rt 106 N., Loudon, NH on the grounds of New Hampshire Motor Speedway. We are open Saturdays and Sundays during the summer and every Saturday during the winter. Normal business hours are 10am-4pm. We have extended days and hours during NHMS race weekends. Children under 12 are admitted free and general admission is just $15. Reach us by email [email protected], phone 603-783-0183 or click on this contact us button.

The museum is 10,000 square feet with race cars and motorcycles from all disciplines, all with a New England background, on display. This museum is all about New England motorsports. Race win, championship trophies and driver helmets are on display. When you visit the museum, you’ll see stunning photography and unique New England racing artifacts. There’s even a wonderful Soap Box Derby display, slot car track and iRacing Simulator.

The Racing History Preservation Group, the Museum’s owner, is a 501-c-3 non-profit so donations are likely to result in tax deductions for the donor. The museum is governed by an unpaid board and operated largely by dedicated volunteers.