Motorsports Museum

The Canepa Motorsports Museum is open Monday to Saturday and is free to the public.

The Museum is dedicated to the spirit of automotive competition and the celebration of engineering excellence. A broad spectrum of racing cars and motorcycles from the golden age of the sport to modern times are on display. Each vehicle in the collection has been hand chosen by Bruce Canepa for it’s unique contribution to the history of the sport. The museum is not focused on one form of racing but showcases examples from multiple disciplines, everything from Formula One to NASCAR and dirt track Sprint Cars to Le Mans 24 hour winners are on display. The sports hero’s are also well represented with Championship cars driven by David Pearson, Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, Rusty Wallace, Don Branson, Freddie Agabashian, Jacky Ickx, Mark Donohue, Don Prudhomme, and Scott Parker. An accomplished racer in his own right, Bruce Canepa has had the forethought to preserve and collect some of his own racecars from the past. These include the 1981 Pikes Peak hill climb car that carried him to 2nd overall and the last Porsche 935 produced by the Porsche factory, which he raced in the IMSA championship in the early 1980’s.