The 15,000-square-foot museum features memorabilia from Hendrick's 20 years in racing and is free and open to the public.

Inside, fans can view NASCAR championship trophies, both of Jeff Gordon's Daytona 500-winning Chevrolets, Terry Labonte's "Iron Man" car, the "Days of Thunder" Chevy Lumina, Tim Richmond's Chevrolet, and much more.

The Hendrick Team Store is also located inside the museum, carrying a full line of apparel, die-cast models and collectibles.

NASCAR fans are also welcome to stop by the Hendrick Motorsports team shops of four-time Cup Series champion Gordon, two-time champion Labonte, Team Lowe's Racing driver Jimmie Johnson, GMAC Racing driver Brian Vickers, and Team Lowe's Racing Busch Series driver Kyle Busch.

All Hendrick Motorsports team shops are open to the public and have free fan viewing areas.

The Hendrick Motorsports complex lies on more than 90 acres in Charlotte, and contains more than 400,000 square feet of workspace. All Hendrick race cars are built on the premises and the engine staff builds or re-builds more than 700 engines each year.