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Big Bend Open Road Race 2.0 Parade

Thu, 10/20/2022 - 16:16

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The Big Bend Open Road Race 2.0 parade took place on Main Street and Dickinson Boulevard on Friday, Oct. 14 in Fort Stockton. Winning the Most Unique Award for the parade was the 2021 Tesla. The vehicle competed in the 110-miles per hour division and was driven by Lirel Holt, of Olathe, Kansas. Photos by Nathan Heuer

Fort Stockton resident Homar Lopez participated in the BBORR 2.0 Parade on Friday in his 2013 Camaro. Lopez was signed up to in the 135-miles per hour class.

Pecos County resident and local historian Kirby Warnock brought the rustic vibes to Friday’s BBORR 2.0 Parade in his old school Chevrolet 3100 truck.

The 2001 Cobra won the People’s Choice Award for the BBORR Parade on Oct. 14. The sports car competed in the 105-miles per hour division and was driven by Charles Bowers, of Pampa, Texas, and navigated by Janyth Bowers.

The 1970 Chevelle was the Fort Stockton Convention & Visitors Bureau pick for the BBORR 2.0 Parade. The vehicle competed in the 110-miles per hour division and was driven by Kathy Wilson, of Snyder, Texas, and navigated by Charlie Wilson.

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