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Sports Personality Of The Year...
The 10 shortlisted are:
Sir Ben Ainslie
Ian Bell (Warwickshire & England Cricketer)
Hannah Cockroft
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Mo Farah
Chris Froome
Leigh Halfpenny (dark side Rugbyist)
AP (Tony) McCoy (Jockey)
Andy Murray
Christine Ohuruogu
Justin Rose (Golfer)
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It does make me wonder what you've got to do to get a nomination. Tai Woffinden wins the World Speedway title (At just 23 years of age), despite crashing and breaking the same Collarbone TWICE, and Tom Sykes wins the World Superbike Championship and neither get a tickle??? Woffi has to race in 12 rounds across Europe including one meeting in New Zealand. He also was racing in the UK for Wolverhampton and a team in Poland. Sykesy had to race twice in one day for 14 rounds, spanning the globe.
Sir Ben Ainslie
Ian Bell (Warwickshire & England Cricketer)
Hannah Cockroft
http://
Mo Farah
Chris Froome
Leigh Halfpenny (dark side Rugbyist)
AP (Tony) McCoy (Jockey)
Andy Murray
Christine Ohuruogu
Justin Rose (Golfer)
http://
It does make me wonder what you've got to do to get a nomination. Tai Woffinden wins the World Speedway title (At just 23 years of age), despite crashing and breaking the same Collarbone TWICE, and Tom Sykes wins the World Superbike Championship and neither get a tickle??? Woffi has to race in 12 rounds across Europe including one meeting in New Zealand. He also was racing in the UK for Wolverhampton and a team in Poland. Sykesy had to race twice in one day for 14 rounds, spanning the globe.
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I'll be voting for Chris Froome (surprise surprise!).
Kept his own ambitions in check when he could have won the Tour de France last year instead of Bradley, if he hadn't followed the team edict. Subsequently finished 2nd overall.
This year has won the Tour of Oman (overall points winner too), the Criterium International, The Tour de Romandie, the Dauphine and the Tour de France (2nd too in the King of the Mountains classification), becoming the first British rider to win the Mont Ventoux stage, one of the most famous and gruelling summit finishes in cycling. The Ventoux holds special feelings for British riders as it's where Tom Simpson died in the 1967 Tour de France.
Not just a one trick pony but a rider with an impressive season of winning results.
He gets my vote.
Kept his own ambitions in check when he could have won the Tour de France last year instead of Bradley, if he hadn't followed the team edict. Subsequently finished 2nd overall.
This year has won the Tour of Oman (overall points winner too), the Criterium International, The Tour de Romandie, the Dauphine and the Tour de France (2nd too in the King of the Mountains classification), becoming the first British rider to win the Mont Ventoux stage, one of the most famous and gruelling summit finishes in cycling. The Ventoux holds special feelings for British riders as it's where Tom Simpson died in the 1967 Tour de France.
Not just a one trick pony but a rider with an impressive season of winning results.
He gets my vote.
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