NASCAR has unveiled the lineup for its 2027 Hall of Fame, confirming that veteran driver Kevin Harvick, longtime commentator Jeff Burton, and racing stalwart Larry Phillips will be enshrined alongside a special Landmark Award for Lesa France Kennedy. The announcement came after a comprehensive vote that drew input from fans, industry leaders, and the reigning Cup Series champion, Kyle Larson.
Ceremony Details
The induction ceremony is slated for January 22, 2027, at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, North Carolina. Organizers have announced that tickets will become available to the public on June 10 via the official Hall of Fame website.
Legacies of the Inductees
Kevin Harvick, known as “The Closer,” has amassed 60 victories in the NASCAR Cup Series, cementing his reputation as one of the sport’s most clutch performers. Jeff Burton, affectionately called “The Mayor,” is celebrated for his analytical insight and contributions to NASCAR’s broadcasting team. Larry Phillips, a veteran of the track, is credited with an estimated thousand‑plus wins across multiple series, reflecting a career that spans decades of competition.
Lesa France Kennedy, who serves as Executive Vice Chair of NASCAR, will receive the Landmark Award in recognition of her pivotal role in shaping the sport’s modern landscape and expanding its reach across new markets.
The ceremony will also feature appearances by members of the voting panel, including Kyle Larson, and will highlight the enduring impact of each inductee on NASCAR’s rich history.