The Heritage Invitational returns April 9–11 at Ten Tenths Motor Club — and it’s bringing serious horsepower, both on the track and in the clubhouse. This isn’t just a car show. It’s a carefully curated gathering of some of the most influential names in automotive and racing worlds — where rare machines and legendary personalities share the spotlight.

The big picture:

The fourth annual Heritage Invitational is a full-throttle celebration of automotive history, innovation and community — from IROC and Vintage Indy racing on Friday, April 10, to a world-class concours featuring more than 115 rare and historically significant vehicles on Saturday, April 11, this is a can’t-miss event for any automotive enthusiast.

Among the special guests expected to take part in the event are:

  • NASCAR Hall of Famers:
    • Jeff Gordon — four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and one of the sport’s most transformative modern stars
    • Bill Elliott — 1988 NASCAR Cup Series champion and 16-time Most Popular Driver, beloved for his connection with fans and enduring legacy
    • Mark Martin — 40 career NASCAR Cup Series wins and a five-time IROC champion
    • Kurt Busch — 2004 Cup Series champion known for his versatility across multiple racing disciplines
    • Bobby Labonte — 2000 Cup Series champion and one of NASCAR’s most respected competitors
  • Motorsports icons:
    • Ken Schrader — a fan-favorite racer with decades of success across NASCAR and a variety of grassroots racing series
    • Scott Pruett — one of America’s most decorated U.S. road racers with five overall wins in the Rolex 24 at Daytona, five Grand-Am/IMSA titles and three Trans-Am championships
    • Tomy Drissi — a road racing veteran with success in Trans Am and endurance competition
    • Tommy Kendall — three straight IMSA GTU championships (1986-1988), four Trans-Am titles (1990, 1995-1997) and a record 11 consecutive Trans-Am wins in 1997
  • Notable collectors, enthusiasts
    • Jay Ward — the creative force behind the Cars franchise and a key figure in blending automotive culture with storytelling
    • Rory and Cam Ingram — internationally recognized collectors known for their award-winning pre-war and post-war automobiles
    • Rick Hendrick — NASCAR team owner and one of the most influential collectors in the automotive world
    • Wayne Carini — star of Chasing Classic Cars and one of the most recognizable figures in automotive restoration and collecting
    • Ed Bolian — founder of VinWiki and record-setting Cannonball Run driver, known for his storytelling and deep ties to exotic car culture
    • Justin Bell — British racer turned motorsports media personality who won the 1997 FIA GT2 championship and the 24 Hours of Le Mans GT2 class in 1998, then become a prominent TV/web host
  • Alan Bestwick — longtime NASCAR and IndyCar play-by-play voice on MRN, NBC, ESPN, ABC, and SRX

More than cars — it’s community

The Heritage Invitational is as much about people as it is about machines. It’s a rare chance to see racing royalty compete wheel-to-wheel in an intimate setting and talk cars with some of the most admired collectors, restorers and enthusiasts from around the world.

What they’re saying

“The success of the Heritage Invitational in just four short years is a direct reflection of the incredible people who have come together to help shape it,” said Ray Evernham, executive director of the Heritage Invitational. “From drivers and collectors to fans and partners, this community is what makes the event truly special — and unlike anything else in the automotive world.”

How to get tickets

Tickets are available now: www.heritageinvitational.com