CANEPA MOTORSPORTS MUSEUM

The Canepa Motorsport Museum is dedicated to the spirit of automobile and motorcycle competition, and the celebration of engineering excellence. On display are a broad spectrum of racecars and motorcycles from the golden age of motorsport to modern times. The museum showcases examples from multiple disciplines with everything from Can-Am to NASCAR, Indy to Le Mans.

Museum hours: 9 am - 5 pm, Monday - Saturday.

Bruce Canepa has chosen each vehicle in the collection for it's unique contribution to the history of the sport. The sports hero's are well represented with cars driven by Richard Petty, Mark Donohue, Dale Earnhardt , Freddie Agabashian, Rick Mears, Peter Revson, Brian Redman, Pedro Rodriquez, Parnelli Jones, John Fitzpatrick, Jacky Ickx, Alex Xydias, and Steve McQueen.

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; his 1977 Porsche 934.5 that took him to 3rd place at the 24 Hours of Daytona in 1979, and the last Porsche 935 produced by the Porsche factory, which he raced in the IMSA and Trans-Am championships.