Tom Pryce was Wales’ greatest racing driver who was tragically killed in a freak accident in the 1977 South African Grand Prix.

This prestigious trophy is awarded annually by the Welsh Group of Motoring Writers to personalities who have made an outstanding contribution, either to the motor industry, or to the parallel world of transport.

They are truly Welsh ambassadors in their own word and certainly unofficial ambassadors for Wales worldwide.

	Our Tom Pryce Register of Honour
	1996	1997		1998
	Gwyndaf Evans	Jonathan Jones		Richard Parry-Jones
	1999 Owen Wyn Owen			2000 Neil Wilson
	2001	2002		2004
	David Richards	Garyl Rhys OBE		Simon Harding-Rolls
	2005		2006
	Richard Woolley		Alex Simpson

1996 – British champion rally driver Gwyndaf Evans, of Dinas Mawddwy
1997 – Four times world speedboat champion Jonathan Jones of Cardigan
1998 – Ford Vice President Richard Parry-Jones CBE, from Dolgellau
1999 – Babs resurrector Owen Wyn Owen, of Capel Curig
2000 – Rally navigator Neil Wilson, of Marford, Wrexham
2001 – Pro-Drive entrepreneur David Richards of Banbury
2002 – Motor industry guru Professor Garel Rhys OBE
2004 – Rolls Royce descendant Simon Harding-Rolls of SW11
2005 – Design studio manager Richard Woolley from Land Rover.

2006 - Alex Simpson, Director of Earley Engineering which restores Alvis cars