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On behalf of the Douthat SPEED Group, I would like to thank everyone who came out and supported the 24th Annual Douthat Lake Run Car Show that was held today on Sunday, May 22, 2022! I would like to thank all of the volunteers, park staff, spectators, participants, vendors, sponsors, Fincastle Baptist Church for providing shuttle service, and the media for all of your dedicated support! We were blessed with a beautiful hot sunny day and were even able to avoid the rain! 120 car show participants, hundreds of spectators, and multiple vendors came out to enjoy the Douthat State Park and the beautiful scenery the lake and the mountains provide! For those that don’t know, Douthat SPEED Group stands for State Park Environmental Education Group, and we are a 501c3 non-profit “friends group” for Douthat State Park. We raise money to make improvements to the park and 100% of our proceeds are spent to make improvements to the park. I would like to congratulate all of the winners of this year’s show, in my eyes each and everyone one of you are all winners. This year’s show was in honor of David Arritt, and I would like to thank David once again for his inspiration, dedication, and support of the Douthat SPEED Group. 24 years ago Forest Gladden approached David about starting a car show at Douthat State Park and hence was born the Douthat Lake Run Car Show and the Douthat SPEED Group. For the past 24 years, David has been very dedicated and inspirational to Douthat State Park and the Douthat SPEED Group and it was an honor for me today to present him with an appreciation plaque that was signed by all of the car show participants and an event t-shirt that displayed two of his vehicles.

The top 25 winners were, in no particular order

Mike Hefner

Keith Dunbar 1972 Chevelle

Mark Carty 1967 Mustang

Ralph Watts 1957 Ford Custom

Dennis Trainer 1971 Chevelle

William Hise, Jr. 1964 Chevelle

Robert Floyd 1971 Camaro

Allen Cottrill 1967 Camaro

Michael Williams 1969 Mustang

Eugene Windsor 1966 Chevelle

James Pott 1941 Willy’s Coupe

Elmer and Debby Weese 1969 Camaro

Shawn Jennings 1972 Challenger

Mary Ray 1938 Chevy Master Delux

Marvin Morrison 1969 Camaro

Edward and Fonda Coffey 1966 Mustang

Darius and Carolyn Hilton 1967 Camaro

Greg Smith 2017 Silverado

Rusty Hammond 1953 Chevy Pickup

Billy Staton 1963 Impala

Kent Dunn 1934 Ford

David and Angie Hurt 1951 Ford Pickup

Bryan Atkinson 1962 Chevy C10

Chad Childress 1950 GMC

Darrell Ray 1968 Camaro

The speciality trophies were:

Steve King 1971 Chevy Pickup C10, best paint

Linda Helmintoller 1989 Honda Goldwing, best motorcycle

B.J. Wolfe 1932 Chevy Sedan rat rod, best engineered

Darrell Ray 1968 Camaro, best engine

And the rangers pick, trophy built and designed by Williams Fabrication, went to Chad Childress 1950 GMC.

Once again, I would like to thank everyone who came out and supported us for this event, the 24th Annual Douthat Lake Run Car Show.

God bless each and every one of you!

Ray Keen, President Douthat SPEED Group

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Just a few of the cars on display (Photo by Beth Arritt )

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