About National Motor Racing Museum
The National Motor Racing Museum is a dedicated motorsport museum located at Mount Panorama in Bathurst, New South Wales, adjacent to the famous Mount Panorama Circuit. Opened in 1988, it preserves and displays Australian motor racing history with a focus on the Bathurst 1000 and the circuit's heritage since 1938. The museum houses historic race cars, motorcycles, memorabilia and trophies documenting drivers, events and technological evolution.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an indoor museum experience adjacent to the Mount Panorama Circuit showcasing historic racing cars, motorcycles, driver suits, helmets, trophies and memorabilia. Exhibits are arranged chronologically and thematically with interpretive displays, photographs and video. The building overlooks the circuit precinct and includes a gift shop. Visitors explore at their own pace through gallery spaces dedicated to Bathurst 1000 legends and Australian motorsport history.
Key highlights
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Located directly adjacent to the Mount Panorama Circuit at Murray's Corner
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Collection of historic Bathurst 1000 winning cars and iconic Australian race cars
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Display of motorcycles, memorabilia, helmets and driver suits from legendary drivers
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Exhibits documenting the history of Mount Panorama racing since 1938