Photo: Rob Davies, Powys County Times By Richard Jones
The son of the first ever Tom Pryce Trophy winner proved his Bulldog spirit by winning the Bulldog International Rally of North Wales which started in Welshpool earlier this month.
Elfyn Evans, son of former British Rally champion Gwyndaf Evans, who was presented with the Tom Pryce Trophy in 1996, will now hope for a go at the title himself, after his Bulldog success boosted his standing in the Dulux Trade MSA British Rally Championship.
The 22-year-old from near Machynlleth brought his Pirelli Subaru Impreza home 17.7 seconds ahead of Scotsman David Bogie's Mitsubishi Lancer. Evans said: "It means a lot to win this rally and sets us up for a championship challenge this season."
The son of the first ever Tom Pryce Trophy winner proved his Bulldog spirit by winning the Bulldog International Rally of North Wales which started in Welshpool earlier this month.
Elfyn Evans, son of former British Rally champion Gwyndaf Evans, who was presented with the Tom Pryce Trophy in 1996, will now hope for a go at the title himself, after his Bulldog success boosted his standing in the Dulux Trade MSA British Rally Championship.
The 22-year-old from near Machynlleth brought his Pirelli Subaru Impreza home 17.7 seconds ahead of Scotsman David Bogie's Mitsubishi Lancer. Evans said: "It means a lot to win this rally and sets us up for a championship challenge this season."
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