“This is an amazing opportunity for GNCC racers and family members to stop by and see the iconic AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame,” said Tim Cotter, Racer Productions Event Director. “This is a special place for motorcyclists and is definitely a must see when traveling through Pickerington, Ohio.” 

Stop by and take in all of the off-road racing and motorcyclist history that the AMA HOF has to offer, plus see the displays from the class of 2023 including the matriarch of GNCC Racing, Rita Coombs, Eight-Time GNCC Champion, Barry Hawk, Pro Motocross Racers, Ryan Dungey and Grant Langston, and adrenaline junkie Travis Pastrana.

Other GNCC Racing legends in the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame include GNCC Racing Founder, Dave Coombs Sr., 9x GNCC Champion, Ed Lojak, 5x GNCC Champions, Scott Summers and Rodney Smith and 2x GNCC Champion, Scott Plessinger. Other notable names from the off-road racing world in the AMA HOF Terry Cunningham, three GNCC overall wins to his name including the Blackwater 100, current AmPro Yamaha team manager, Randy Hawkins, Blackwater 100 and ISDE competitor, Jeff Fredette, President of KTM USA, Rod Bush, Pro Motocross racers turned GNCC racers, Mike Kiedrowski and Ty Davis, professional motorcycle racer and entrepreneur, John Penton and his son Jack Penton, and one of AMA's top competitors with eight enduro championships, Dick Burleson.

"The GNCC family, including AMA Motorcycle Hall of Famers Rita Coombs and the late Dave Coombs, has made an indelible mark on the history of motorcycling in America," said AMA COO James Holter. "That history is enshrined for posterity at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame. We look forward to welcoming racers and their families anytime and especially during GNCC Days. The AMA and the American Motorcycle Heritage Foundation, the 501c3 that raises money for the Hall of Fame, greatly appreciate the continuing support of the Coombs and the whole team at Racer Productions."

The AMA HOF features two floors of exhibits for everyone to enjoy, visitors can enjoy the themed exhibits and historic motorcycles from the museum’s collection on the first level. The upper level honors the lives and careers of AMA Motorcycle Hall of Famers, as well as other men and women who have shaped motorcycling in America. 

The AMA Hall of Fame hours are currently 9 am – 5 pm ET, seven days a week and they are located at 13515 Yarmouth Drive, Pickerington, Ohio 43147. If you have any questions about the AMA Hall of Fame, give them a call at (614) 856-2222. 

Admission into the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame is FREE for AMA Members, however if you are a not a member it will cost you just $10 for adults, $3 for students (ages 12-17) and $8 for seniors. Children 11 and under can visit for free with an accompanying adult. Military veterans enjoy a discounted rate of $5.