PRYCE HITS BACK WITH GRIST GLORY
Redemption. That’s the word Osian Pryce used to describe his latest British Rally Championship victory on the Nicky Grist Stages – claimed by 14.9 seconds over Keith Cronin. Slapping the roof of the car as he made it to the end of the final stage, it was clear this one meant a little more than just 25 championship points.
It had been a tough six weeks for Pryce after his mildly controversial disqualification from the Jim Clark Rally for driving along the second stage with a puncture. But he hunkered down, recuperated and did his talking on the stages to underline his quest for an overdue British
