The safety of our inductees and all our guests is the highest priority for us at the NASCAR Hall of Fame. It is also imperative that we celebrate and honor our current class - Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Red Farmer and the late Mike Stefanik, along with our Landmark Award recipient Ralph Seagraves and Squier-Hall Award recipient as we have the previous classes, in a manner representative of their incredible accomplishments in NASCAR and contributions to NASCAR. The uncertainty around being able to accomplish these objectives on the dates originally scheduled, coupled with the need to advise our guests who need to make travel plans, made this the right decision at this time.

Yes. The Class of 2021 was selected by the NASCAR Hall of Fame voting panel and announced in June 2020. The class consists of Dale Earnhardt Jr., Red Farmer and Mike Stefanik.

Details related to classes beyond the Class of 2021 are under development. That information will be shared as soon as it is finalized.

The Class of 2021 consisting of Dale Earnhardt Jr., Red Farmer and Mike Stefanik.

While there are still many unknowns surrounding the ongoing public health crisis, we are working closely with our NASCAR partners and inductees on the details of the Induction Week events. We are also evaluating potential adjustments as we transition from five to three inductees annually. In past years, our team has worked hard to develop a robust schedule of events to celebrate and honor the inductees and their accomplishments. We will look to develop programming that celebrates the Class of 2021 in a similar manner.

There are many scheduling variables that must be considered when determining a date for these iconic events. Our teams and many partners have begun exploring possible dates in early 2022. We anticipate that the new date for the Class of 2021 Induction Ceremony and Induction Week events will be announced sometime in summer 2021.

Event specifics will be announced as soon as details are finalized. While the many scheduling variables associated with scheduling these iconic events make it impossible to pinpoint a specific timeframe at this point, we anticipate that the new date for the Class of 2021 Induction Ceremony and Induction Week events will be announced sometime in summer 2021. In addition, events celebrating both the Class of 2020 and 2021 are hopeful for later in 2021.

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Due to the ongoing public health crisis, we will not be hosting any specific Induction-related events in early 2021. We are working on potential activities to take place later in the year in 2021 to celebrate the classes of 2020 and 2021. Safety considerations will remain paramount as we evaluate these options along with availability of inductees. Stay tuned to nascarhall.com and to our social media channels for further information.

At this time, we cannot confirm any details of in-person events including autograph sessions. Throughout the coming months, we will continue to work with NASCAR, NASCAR Hall of Fame Inductees and other partners to help us create memorable experiences for our fans and members. Safety considerations will remain paramount as we evaluate these options along with availability of inductees. Stay tuned to nascarhall.com and our social media channels for further information.

Our team continues to explore other activities for later in 2021 to celebrate the classes of 2020 and 2021. Safety considerations will remain paramount as we evaluate these options along with availability of inductees. Now that the NASCAR Hall of Fame has reopened and our team has confirmed we have appropriate safety protocols in place for our guests who visit the venue, we are beginning to evaluate the types of events that can be safely conducted, as well as associated capacities. We anticipate hosting our annual race viewing party for the Daytona 500 as scheduled with capacity limitations to be determined closer to the event. We also anticipate hosting additional race viewing parties with the exciting changes to the NASCAR schedule in 2021. Stay tuned to nascarhall.com and our social media channels for further information. We also encourage fans to visit the Hall of Honor to see the exhibits honoring our Class of 2020, Dale Jr’s Glory Road Champions and numerous other exhibits which were unveiled just prior to the pandemic.

The exhibits for the five members of the Class of 2020 - Buddy Baker, Joe Gibbs, Bobby Labonte, Tony Stewart and Waddell Wilson - will continue to be on display in the Hall of Honor at the NASCAR Hall of Fame until the Class of 2021 is inducted. We are excited to be able to celebrate this class in the manner representative of their accomplishments in NASCAR and contributions to NASCAR after unfortunately having been closed for six months in 2020 due to COVID-19.

Details related to classes beyond the Class of 2021 are under development. That information will be shared as soon as it is finalized.