An awards ceremony inspired by Formula 1 racer Tom Pryce was held at his former school.
The ceremony at Ysgol Frongoch, Denbigh, took place on what would have been Pryce's 79th birthday, Thursday, June 11.
Tom Pryce, the only Welshman to win a Formula 1 race, was killed in a freak accident during the South Africa Grand Prix in 1977, which also claimed the life of a race marshal.
Pryce's achievements have since been celebrated annually at his old school, with a special award given to the most inspirational pupil.
This memorial award, funded by motor-racing fans and friends of the Pryce family, was presented to 11-year-old Marley Heatley.
Headteacher Dylan Thomas praised Marley for overcoming adversity in his personal life.
Along with a trophy, Marley received a copy of the book "Tom Pryce - Memories of a Welsh F1 Star."
Commendation awards were also given to Amelia Evans and Yoan Marshall, who was unable to attend.
The ceremony was attended by Trefor Williams, a schoolmate of Tom's who shared his early interest in motorsports and stood as his best man at his wedding to Nella.
Jacob Parry, a 23-year-old from Ruthin, was also introduced to the children.
Parry is starting to make a name for himself in the sport, having won his debut race in the Rookies' class at the NASCAR Euro Series in Valencia last month.
Currently studying sports journalism at the University of Chester, Parry showed off his white helmet adorned with Welsh dragon transfers, just like Tom's.
In an interview with MC Dilwyn Price, Parry said Tom was an inspiration to him as he strives to progress in the sport.
Mr Price, a former headteacher, stressed the importance of seeking inspiration in any chosen field.
He told the children: "You should always strive to do your best."
The ceremony not only celebrated the achievements of Tom Pryce but also served as a platform to inspire the next generation to pursue their dreams with determination.
