Is there any where else other than Indy that it would make sense??

Daryl Guiducci
Galen Fox

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Brian Tyler
Jack Steck

Lets not forget Sleepy Tripp, maybe one of the best to ever strap in a midget...

Pancho
Smoke
AJ
to mention a few more

Ronnie Allen and all The Officials that Lost Their Life in a Plane Crash, and "The Rim Rider" Chuck Gurney

just thinking that it would be great to see it at one of the great dirt tracks in indiana. i think that would be something a track would love to have and hold a great race and have a bunch of hall of famers being inducted to the usac hall of fame. what track here in indiana would be the best fit to have the usac hall of fame.

Foyt, Parnelli, Tony Hulman, Mario, the Unser brothers,Jimmy Bryan, Mel Kenyon, Rich Vogler, Tony Bettanhausen,Roger Ward.

I may be a bit biased but I can't imagine Jack Hewitt not being in the first class. 2 time silver crown champion most silver crown wins second in sprint wins swept the 4 crowns.

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you can haul tails to noxville in dakotas and see i made haul of fame

I think first couple of years should be a mix of drivers owner and mechanices from the part and ones who are still alive but retired from active raceing . I feel the ones still alive should be honored so they could enjoy being inducted

hello all, this is my first post to the board. been reading it for a couple of years, but never felt i had anything worthwhile to add until now.
given usac's long history with american motorsports, the first class shouldn't be limited to 5 or 10 people. 50 plus years leaves a lot of catching up to do. there's a lot of people now gone that belong as well as those now retired from active competition to choose from. after the first class, limit the inductees to 12 per year, 5 drivers, 5 owner/mechanics and 2 "other"(press,media,promoters etc.).
as to where to locate the hall, indy is the only choice, but not the speedway. how about at the fairgrounds mile? plenty of history there, and a have the hall at a track to boot. if you want a stand alone site, is the 16th st stadium still there? that would be a good use if it is.
as to who should go first, i agree with almost all the names mentioned, but noted one not mentioned. lonestar jr, johnny rutheford should go in, too.