Herb Thomas, Leonard Wood, Rusty Wallace, Cotton Owens, and Buck Baker are immortalized in the Hall.

The three-time Cup champion had 84 victories and 59 poles in a career than spanned from 1972 to 2000.

Profile of the newest member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

Profile of the newest member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

The three-time Cup champion totaled 83 victories and four Daytona 500 wins in a 31-year career.

Triumph and tragedy share equal parts in the life of one of the most successful drivers in NASCAR history.

The “King of the Modifieds” won nine titles in a 13-year span, including eight in a row from 1978-85.

Crew chief for Richard Petty’s teams, Inman set records for most wins (193) and championships (8) by a crew chief.

Before teaming with brothers Leonard and Delano as team owner, Glen Wood competed as a Cup driver. The Wood Brothers teams have won 97 races, dating back to 1950.

A quiet, confident everyman off the track, David Pearson’s life on the track provided flash and fireworks worthy of a Hall of Famer.

The three-time Cup champion had 84 victories and 59 poles in a career than spanned from 1972 to 2000.

Before teaming with brothers Leonard and Delano as team owner, Glen Wood competed as a Cup driver. The Wood Brothers teams have won 97 races, dating back to 1950.

The “King of the Modifieds” won nine titles in a 13-year span, including eight in a row from 1978-85.

As one of stock-car racing’s founding fathers joins his son, Richard in the NASCAR Hall of Fame, Lee Petty’s story comes to life through family recollections and historical footage.

Walter “Bud” Moore, a decorated veteran of World War II spent nearly a year on the front lines of Europe before waging a four decade campaign as one of NASCAR’s greatest owners.

A champion who put family first, Ned Jarrett is remembered for his long-career covering NASCAR on television, fifty wins and two championships.

Triumph and tragedy share equal parts in the life of one of the most successful drivers in NASCAR history.

A quiet, confident everyman off the track, David Pearson’s life on the track provided flash and fireworks worthy of a Hall of Famer.

A champion who put family first, Ned Jarrett is remembered for his long-career covering NASCAR on television, fifty wins and two championships.

As one of stock-car racing’s founding fathers joins his son, Richard in the NASCAR Hall of Fame, Lee Petty’s story comes to life through family recollections and historical footage.

Walter “Bud” Moore, a decorated veteran of World War II spent nearly a year on the front lines of Europe before waging a four decade campaign as one of NASCAR’s greatest owners.

Profile of the newest member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

Profile of the newest member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

Profile of the newest member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.