The Nash

01/08/2025

Ready for a little Bowman Gray Stadium history lesson?

Bowman Gray Stadium, located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, is a cornerstone of NASCAR history and a symbol of grassroots racing. Known as "The Madhouse," it was NASCAR's first weekly racing track and has been a hub for stock car racing since its inaugural race in 1949. The stadium's legacy includes iconic drivers, generations of loyal fans, and a reputation for intense, exciting competition. With its dual history as a football field and a racetrack, Bowman Gray has become an essential piece of local and national motorsports culture.​

This February, Bowman Gray will host the highly anticipated NASCAR Clash, returning the spotlight to this historic venue. Leading up to the big race, we’ll be opening our doors and welcoming race fans to a sneak peek inside our venue during our Clash at The Nash weekend of events!

🏁 January 30th + 31st: Open 10AM to 5PM for self-guided tours of the space (tickets at the door)
🏁 February 2nd: Cars + Coffee Presented by NASCAR
🏁 More events to be announced soon!

Stay tuned and visit our website at www.TheNashWSNC.com for updates on our Clash at The Nash event schedule and get ready for an epic weekend of racing!

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12/31/2024

NASCAR is BACK at Bowman Gray Stadium! Catch the return of the NASCAR Cup Series to this historic venue for the first time since 1971 during the NASCAR Clash weekend, February 1st and 2nd.

Leading up to the big race, we’ll be opening our doors and welcoming race fans to a sneak peek inside our venue during our Clash at The Nash weekend of events!

🏁 January 30th + 31st: Open 10AM to 5PM for self-guided tours of the space (tickets at the door)
🏁 February 1st + 2nd: Event schedule coming soon!

Stay tuned and visit our website at www.TheNashWSNC.com for updates on our Clash at The Nash event schedule and get ready for an epic weekend of racing!

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12/23/2024

Happy Holidays from Robert Hall! ✨

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12/13/2024

Ready for a little Nash Motors history lesson?

Founded in 1916 by former GM president Charles W. Nash, Nash Motors was built on a vision of quality and innovation. From the iconic Rambler to the rugged Jeffery Quad truck, Nash made its mark with vehicles that shaped industries and served on the frontlines during World War I.

Known for pioneering features like overhead valve engines, the Weather Eye ventilation system, and even wind tunnel testing, Nash set the standard for safety, comfort, and performance. With a slogan like “Give the customer more than he has paid for,” it’s no wonder Nash cars were sold before they even left the factory floor.

We’re honored to carry on that legacy by transforming this historic space into a hub for celebrations and memories!

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12/11/2024

What kind of car did Bill France Sr. drive in the 1950 La Carrera Panamericana road race in Mexico? The answer to yesterday’s Trivia Tuesday question is the Nash Ambassador!

The La Carrera Panamericana was a nine-stage, six-day, 2,096-mile race organized by the Mexican government to celebrate the completion of the Mexican portion of the Pan-American Highway and to attract international business. The race was long and the course was dangerous. NASCAR founder William H.G. “Big Bill” France and star driver Curtis Turner teamed up in a Nash Ambassador for the race in May 1950. A crash took them out of competition, and the race was won by Hershel McGriff and his Oldsmobile.

Interested in learning more about Nash Motors? Be sure to follow The Nash, Winston-Salem’s soon-to-be newest event center and tenants of our former building.

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12/10/2024

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our second location, The Nash, a stunning private event venue set to open in Fall of 2025.

12/09/2024

The Nash will be more than just a private event venue—it will be a celebration of history, craftsmanship, and community. Nestled in a building with roots stretching back to the late 1940s, this space began as a Nash Motors dealership before becoming home to Bob Neill Pontiac, a beloved local landmark for car enthusiasts. Then, from 2005 to 2023, it housed the Win Cup Museum, preserving the legacy of NASCAR’s Cup Series for nearly two decades.

Now, still under the vision of Christy and Will Spencer, this storied building is entering an exciting new chapter. The Spencers are transforming the space into The Nash, a one-of-a-kind event venue that seamlessly blends its rich automotive past with modern elegance. With the same elevated standards of style and service you’ve come to expect from Robert Hall, The Nash will offer a dynamic setting perfect for private events, all within a museum-inspired atmosphere that pays homage to its heritage.

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12/09/2024

12/06/2024

Big news is on the horizon! We’re thrilled to share that Robert Hall is expanding! Our second location, The Nash, is coming soon, and we couldn’t be more excited to expand our private event venue offerings.

Located at 840 N. Liberty St. in downtown Winston-Salem, The Nash is located steps away from Robert Hall and will be giving new life to the old Win Cup Museum building. The space will pay homage to the building’s storied automobile history, offering guests a unique private event venue inside a museum-inspired setting.

Be sure to follow Robert Hall and The Nash for more information and updates over the coming months!

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