Hall of Fame owner/driver Junior Johnson comments on being part of the inaugural NASCAR Hall of Fame class, his relationship with Bobby Allison, and what he wants his head stone to say.

The King talks about the honor of being announced as one of the inaugural members of the Hall of Fame.

Teresa Earnhardt reacts to her late husband being announced as one of the five inaugural members of the Hall of Fame.

TNT's Marty Snider talks with Ned Jarrett, Richard Petty and Brian France to get their comments on the inaugural class of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

Relive the announcement of the fifth selection into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, legendary owner/driver Junior Johnson.

Relive the announcement of the fourth selection into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, seven-time champion Dale Earnhardt.

Relive the announcement of the third selection into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, former president Bill France Jr.

Relive the announcement of the second selection into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, all-time wins leader Richard Petty.

Relive the announcement of the first selection into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, NASCAR founder Bill France Sr.

Bill France Sr., Richard Petty, Bill France Jr., Dale Earnhardt and Junior Johnson will be inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in May of 2010.

'Big Bill' ruled NASCAR's early days, and started a legacy that made the sports what it is today.

Evans claimed nine titles in 13 years on the Modified circuit.

The ultimate NASCAR businessman has 11 championship titles as an owner.

Known for his eccentric personality and pet monkey, Flock also was an amazing driver -- averaging one win in every five starts during his career.

As part of a storied NASCAR dynasty, the 'King' won seven Cup Series championships.

He won 50 races in a seven-year career, and then moved on to the broadcast booth.

Parks' racing career pre-dates NASCAR -- but as an owner, his car won NASCAR's first race in 1948, on the Daytona beach-road course.

Although Byron only won two NASCAR races, he goes down in history as being a pioneer.

The former driver is more well-known for putting other people in his cars, including Dale Earnhardt.

The iconic southern moonshiner, Johnson won 50 races as a driver, then added to his legacy as an owner.

Setting up one of NASCAR's most well-known dynasties, Petty was the winner of the first Daytona 500.

Known for his sense of humor at the track, Weatherly was a two-time Cup Series champion.

NASCAR's first young gun had 48 wins and two championships all before the age of 34.

As part of the famous Wood Brothers crew, Glen was most known for his work on the No. 21 - a car driven by many of NASCAR's superstar drivers.

The 'Silver Fox' won three Cup Series titles in only six full seasons.

The driver with the flashy name and a flashy personality will forever be known as NASCAR's first superstar.

The 'Intimidator' totaled seven Cup Series titles and 76 wins on the track.

A top driver during NASCAR's formative years, Turner was known as an aggressive driver.

The first NASCAR driver to win three championship in a row, Yarborough considers himself blessed to be good at what he loves.

A decorated military veteran, Moore went on to be one of the most successful crew chiefs in NASCAR history.

With 46 career wins, the self proclaimed "Independent" was NASCAR's first repeat champion.

The 1983 Cup Series champion had 84 wins, including three in the Daytona 500.

Bill Jr. took over the family business in 1972, vowing to make NASCAR a household name.

From his early days as a taxi driver to a Daytona 500 winner, Parsons made a huge impact in the driver's seat and in the broadcast booth.