National Motor Racing Museum

The National Motor Racing Museum houses more than 100 racing vehicles, including motorcycles and cars that shaped Australian motorsport. The collection spans different eras and shows how racing machines evolved over time.

The museum was established in 1988 after Peter Brock opened it during the inaugural event. It grew from its original name and became a major repository of Australian racing history.

The museum displays trophies, racing suits, and photographs that document how Australian drivers achieved their victories over many decades. Visitors encounter the personal belongings and awards that reflect the lives and accomplishments of these competitors.

The museum sits at Mount Panorama and is easy to reach if you visit the racing circuit. Visitors should note that opening hours change seasonally, so it's worth checking before your visit.

The museum preserves iconic vehicles such as a 1977 Bathurst winning car and a world championship motorcycle from the 1980s. These rare machines tell stories of legendary drivers and their greatest achievements.