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Achieved worldwide fame for his designs of highly successful race cars. In 1919, Enzo Ferrari began his automotive career in Turin, Italy, while working as a test driver. He later moved to Milan, where he tested cars and developed an interest in motorcycle racing. In 1920, Ferrari became a race car driver for Alfa Romeo in Milan.
Inducted 2024. John A. James, a pioneer in the commercial trucking industry, played a crucial role in opening doors for minorities who were previously excluded. Through a series of court battles and relentless advocacy, James became the first African American to transport goods within Michigan and across state lines. James Group International ...
1960 -. In 1999, Professor Amnon Shashua founded Mobileye, an Israel-based company, to develop computer vision applications for driving assistance systems for the purpose of improving road safety, building on his academic research into machine learning. Over the years, the company, led by Shashua’s technology and product strategy, has created ...
1911 - 1999. Ed Davis’ interest in cars started early in life in Shreveport, Louisiana, with his father’s Ford Model T. The oldest of 10 children, Davis moved to Detroit to live with his aunt after his mother passed away in 1921. Upon graduation from Detroit’s Cass Technical High School, he chose to pursue a career in automotive rather ...
The Automotive Hall of Fame honors and celebrates the accomplishments of individuals in the international motor vehicle industry through our awards program. Since its founding in 1939, the Hall has honored nearly 800 men and women from around the world. Induction into the Automotive Hall of Fame is reserved for noteworthy individuals who ...
1878 - 1927. Albert Champion ignited the automotive industry with his innovative products. Born in Paris, France in 1878, Champion developed a desire for speed as an errand-runner for a bicycle manufacturer. He wanted to be the fastest person at his job, which impressed his employer, who suggested entering a bicycle race.
Entries may be submitted online or mailed to: Automotive Hall of Fame. 21400 Oakwood. Dearborn, MI, 48124. Faxes are not accepted. Those chosen to receive scholarships will be contacted during August. Scholarship checks are sent to the schools in August and are to be used for tuition and lab fees for that calendar year.
