Grand Prix Week at the National Medal of Honor Museum
As the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington gets underway, a racing pioneer’s journey from track to sky anchors Edward Rickenbacker: A Life at Full Throttle, alongside an on-track partnership, and live programs exploring speed, service, and character in moments that matter.

Experience It Live
Join us for inspiring events that celebrate courage, honor, and the enduring legacy of our nation’s heroes.

Trust Under Pressure: Leadership in Small Teams
March 12, 2026
Jack Jacobs Fireside Chat
March 22, 2026The National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation is the Official Charity Partner of the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington, with a portion of race ticket sales supporting the Museum’s mission.
Through an on-track partnership during race weekend, the Museum’s mission will be visible across live attendance, broadcast coverage, and digital platforms.
In partnership with the Penske Family Foundation, outstanding Arlington ISD JROTC cadets will be recognized during Grand Prix weekend for exemplifying the Medal of Honor values.
Grand Prix weekend is the starting point. Edward Rickenbacker: A Life at Full Throttle is free to explore on the first floor—and just upstairs, the full Museum experience invites you to discover more than 3,500 stories of courage, commitment, and service.

Edward Rickenbacker: A Life at Full Throttle
Before earning 26 aerial victories in World War I, Eddie Rickenbacker was one of the fastest men in America. This temporary gallery features his early race car on loan and explores how innovation on the track shaped leadership in service.

Trust Under Pressure
Medal of Honor Recipient Sal Giunta joins leaders from the racing community for a moderated panel exploring leadership, decision-making, and teamwork under pressure. The program includes audience Q&A and a meet-and-greet; advance registration is required.

Beyond the Finish Line
Medal of Honor Recipient Jack Jacobs shares his story of service and his connection to Rickenbacker in conversation with Mo Barrett, followed by audience Q&A and a post-event book signing.
By Honoring these heroes we hope to awaken the hero in us all.