Phil Heitman, from Durham, N.C., won the Food Lion AutoFair Best of Show Award for his 1966 American Motors Corp. Marlin. He was presented the award by NASCAR television personality, automotive aficionado and Food Lion AutoFair Ambassador Mike Joy on Sunday afternoon as the four-day Food Lion AutoFair concluded at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Concord resident Vickie Moore won the Lion Cup Award (Best Paint) for her 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1. She was presented the award by NASCAR television personality, automotive aficionado and Food Lion AutoFair Ambassador Mike Joy on Sunday afternoon as the four-day Food Lion AutoFair concluded at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Rob Jackson of Shelby, N.C., won Best Restoration by Owner for his 1957 Chrysler 300C. He was presented the award by NASCAR television personality, automotive aficionado and Food Lion AutoFair Ambassador Mike Joy on Sunday afternoon as the four-day Food Lion AutoFair concluded at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

The First Runner-Up Award at the Food Lion AutoFair was a 1966 Chevrolet II Super Sport owned by David Earnhardt, of Kannapolis, N.C. He was presented the award by NASCAR television personality, automotive aficionado and Food Lion AutoFair Ambassador Mike Joy on Sunday afternoon as the four-day Food Lion AutoFair concluded at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Tim Lancaster of Eden, N.C., captured the Mecklenburg Strelitz Award (Ladies’ Choice) for his 1970 Pontiac GTO. He was presented the award by NASCAR television personality, automotive aficionado and Food Lion AutoFair Ambassador Mike Joy on Sunday afternoon as the four-day Food Lion AutoFair concluded at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Robert Cayton of Greensboro, N.C., won the Cabarrus Cup Award (Most Creative) for his 1930 Ford Model A Truck. He was presented the award by NASCAR television personality, automotive aficionado and Food Lion AutoFair Ambassador Mike Joy on Sunday afternoon as the four-day Food Lion AutoFair concluded at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Jim Norris, of Concord, took home the Bob Laidlein Award (Most Original) with his 1971 Ford Thunderbird. He was presented the award by NASCAR television personality, automotive aficionado and Food Lion AutoFair Ambassador Mike Joy on Sunday afternoon as the four-day Food Lion AutoFair concluded at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

The Food Lion AutoFair Second Runner-Up Award was given to Don Fontaine, of Concord, N.C., for his 1965 Dodge Coronet 500. He was presented the award by NASCAR television personality, automotive aficionado and Food Lion AutoFair Ambassador Mike Joy on Sunday afternoon as the four-day Food Lion AutoFair concluded at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Charlotte Motor Speedway President and General Manager Marcus Smith congratulates Phil Heitman, from Durham, N.C., who won the Food Lion AutoFair Best of Show Award for his 1966 American Motors Corp. Marlin. Heitman was presented the award by NASCAR television personality, automotive aficionado and Food Lion AutoFair Ambassador Mike Joy on Sunday afternoon as the four-day Food Lion AutoFair concluded at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

On Sunday the Powerade Play Zone will receive a special visit from Sentinel Prime – one of the characters from the movie “Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon.” The fire-fighting vehicle is being brought to the Food Lion AutoFair by Rosenbauer America, the world's leading manufacturer of firefighting vehicles and equipment