Nassal partnered with designer JRA to transform the former Daytona USA exhibit into the new Motorsports Hall of Fame of America at Daytona International Speedway. Relocated from Novi, Michigan to Daytona Beach, Florida in 2015, the museum was reimagined as a larger and more immersive destination dedicated to preserving the history of American motorsports and honoring the individuals who shaped the industry.

The project involved the removal, refurbishment and reinstallation of eleven suspended vehicles and the complete replacement of exhibit graphics, signage and interpretive displays throughout the museum. Featured vehicles included notable pieces of motorsports history such as Sir Malcolm Campbell's Bluebird, the 1914 Stutz Race Car, a Formula One Racing Plane, a Westlake Speedway Motorcycle raced by Bruce Penhall and a Barrel Racer. Nassal also remodeled the Petersen Theater entry, incorporating a new marquee, glass railings, custom millwork and updated graphics that established a fresh identity for visitors entering the attraction.

Working under an accelerated schedule, Nassal served as a Design/Build partner, coordinating the refurbishment of existing vehicles, exhibits and environmental elements while preparing the museum for its opening in its new home. The main exhibit was completed in just three months, with the Petersen Theater opening four months later in time for the first Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony held at Daytona International Speedway.

Today, the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America serves as a permanent tribute to the pioneers, innovators and champions who helped define motorsports across multiple disciplines. Through careful restoration, exhibit fabrication and environmental enhancements, Nassal helped create a museum experience that preserves these achievements for future generations while celebrating the rich legacy of American racing.