Back by popular demand! In conjunction with The Connection 2025, our largest annual car show fundraiser, we are hosting an exclusive Car Cruise!
On Friday, September 5, 2025, we will embark on an 85 mile trek through the north Georgia mountains, departing from Savoy Automobile Museum and arriving at the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame in Dawsonville, GA. Enoy a day full of fun, food, and fellowship with a scenic drive, private group brunch, and exclusive insights of Georgia’s legendary racing history.
Our 2024 inaugural event was very popular, so this year we decided to increase the maximum number of vehicles able to participate. In addition to the Savoy Automobile Museum lead car and support truck, The Connection 2025 Car Cruise is limited to the first 50 vehicles to register.
Limited to the first 50 cars to register. Registration will close when all spots are filled or on September 4, 2025, at 5:00 pm.
Registration Rates:
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Legacy Level Member = $50 per person
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Savoy Museum Member = $75 per person
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General Public = $100 per person
Registration Includes:
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Morning coffee at check-in
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Private brunch buffet provided by The Station House Restaurant
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Breakfast casseroles, hashbrowns, biscuits, gravy, grits, bacon, sausage, and more!
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Admission and tour of Georgia Racing Hall of Fame
Car Cruise Schedule:
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7:30 am: Gates open at Savoy; check-in begins
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8:30 am: Depart Savoy Automobile Museum
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10:15 am: Arrive at Georgia Racing Hall of Fame
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10:30 am: Brunch in the Gordon Pirkle Room
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11:30 am: Tour of Georgia Racing Hall of Fame
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Leave at your leisure
In addition, the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame will offer Thunder Road Experience Racing Simulators at an additional cost, should you be interested in testing your skills!
The official route, directions, and additional information will be provided at check-in prior to departing Savoy on Friday, September 5.
For any assistance with registration, please call Guest Services at 770.416.1500.
About Savoy Automobile Museum
Savoy Automobile Museum connects people to the cultural diversity of the automobile. Whether you are a serious car collector, a weekend enthusiast, or simply a traveling motorist from Detroit to Daytona, Savoy aims to educate and entertain through changing exhibits, educational programs, and engaging experiences. The world-class museum campus sits on 37 acres in Cartersville, GA and provides access to a variety of automobiles and specially curated collection of original automotive art. As the newest program of Georgia Museums, Inc., Savoy Automobile Museum joins a prestigious group of museums including Booth Western Art Museum, Tellus Science Museum, and Bartow History Museum.
About Georgia Racing Hall of Fame
The Georgia Racing Hall of Fame Museum is a must-visit destination for motorsports enthusiasts and history buffs alike. As Georgia’s official racing museum, GRHOF celebrates the rich legacy of auto racing and honors the legends who shaped the sport in the Peach State and beyond. The museum offers an immersive experience, showcasing a stunning collection of vintage cars, memorabilia, and interactive exhibits that tell the story of racing’s evolution. From moonshine runners on the backroads of Appalachia to the roaring engines of NASCAR, the GRHOF highlights the unique connection between Dawsonville, Georgia, and the birth of modern stock car racing. The Georgia Racing Hall of Fame is more than just a museum; it’s a tribute to the pioneers, the adrenaline, and the passion that define the racing spirit. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering the sport for the first time, experience the energy and excitement that make racing a true American pastime.
About The Station House Restaurant
The Station House Restaurant opened their first location in Cumming, GA in 2009, and recently expanded their offerings into Dawsonville, GA with a location adjacent to the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame. No strangers to the restaurant business, owners and operators Donnie and Marla Nix, have over four decades of family history in the restaurant business. The family recipes have been passed down for many years, and are all made from scratch daily. One of Marla’s fondest memories is family gatherings around a large table for birthdays, holidays, and family reunions. That is their hopes for patrons, to share these meals to keep families and friends together around the table, not just sharing a meal, but creating a lasting memory.
