MOORESVILLE, N.C. (WHKY) – Main Street in Downtown Mooresville will host a celebration Tuesday, October 6, from 4–7 p.m., as the community gathers to honor two legendary names in motorsports. The honorees are Catawba County native Dale Jarrett and Ron Hornaday, Jr., the 2026 inductees into the North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame.

This evening will celebrate Mooresville’s deep-rooted motorsports heritage with a spectacular collection of classic cars, local food trucks, live entertainment and more. Attendees can experience the energy and tradition of Race City, USA, while honoring the careers and accomplishments of two drivers who have left an indelible mark on the sport of auto racing.

The celebration will culminate with the addition of Dale Jarrett and Ron Hornaday Jr.’s names to the North Carolina Auto Racing Walk of Fame, creating a lasting tribute to their contributions to North Carolina’s legendary racing legacy.

The event is presented by the North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame, Visit Mooresville and the Town of Mooresville.