The Motorsports Hall of Fame of America has reached an agreement with the Detroit Science Center to relocate a significant portion of the Hall’s collection of vehicles and displays to the Science Center. The Hall was previously located in the Novi Expo Center in suburban Novi, but a number of cars, exhibits and other displays began arriving at the downtown museum last December. In addition to the Hall’s diverse collection of racing machinery, it also showcases exhibits and photographs of the personalities, manufacturers, and machines that give the sport its rich legacy.

“The Detroit Science Center is the ideal location for the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America to call its new home,” said Hall of Fame President Ron Watson. “Both institutions seek to inspire and educate by showcasing technology and engineering. The vehicles in our collection are a testament to this shared mission.”

Admission to the Hall of Fame is included in the standard Science Center museum admission. The interactive museum is one of the 10 largest science museums in the USA, and has been designed to inspire visitors to pursue and support careers in engineering, technology, and science. It features five theaters, including Michigan’s only Chrysler IMAX® Dome Theatre, the Dassault Systèmes Planetarium, the Toyota Engineering Theater, the DTE Energy Sparks Theater, and the Chrysler Science Stage, as well as a 9,000 square-foot Science Hall for traveling exhibits. For more information, visit www.detroitsciencecenter.org.