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BBC Sports Personality of the Year AwardFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaThe trophy for the main award a silver four-turret lens camera.CyclistBradley Wiggins, the 2012 winner.TheBBC Sports Personality of the Year Awardis the titular award of theBBC Sports Personality of the Yearceremony, which takes place each December. The winner is the sportsperson, judged by a public vote, to have achieved the most that year. The recipient must either be British or reside and play a significant amount of their sport in the United Kingdom. The winner is selected by a public-vote from a pre-determinted shortlist.Sports Personality of the Year was created byPaul Fox, who thought of the idea while he was editor of the magazine showSportsview. The first award ceremony took place in 1954 as part ofSportsview, and was presented byPeter Dimmock.1For the first show, voting were sent by postcard, and rules presented in aRadio Timesarticle stipulated that nominations were restricted to athletes who had featured on theSportsviewprogramme since April. Approximately 14,500 votes were cast, andChristopher ChatawaybeatRoger Bannisterto win the inaugural BBC Sportsperson of the Year Award.2Since then, numerousother awardshave been introduced to the ceremony, which now consists of eight awards. Three people have won the award multiple times:boxerHenry Cooperand theFormula OnedriversNigel MansellandDamon Hillhave each won twice.3SnookerplayerSteve Davishas finished in the top three a record five times.4HRHThe Princess Anne(1971) and her daughterZara Phillips(2006) are the only pair of award-winners to be members of the same family. The oldest recipient of the award isDai Rees, who won in 1957 aged 44.Ian Black, who won the following year, aged 17, is the youngest winner.3Out of the fifty-seven recipients, thirteen have been female.5Sixteen sporting disciplines have been represented;athleticshas the highest representation, with seventeen recipients.Torvill and Dean, who won in 1984, are the only non-individual winners of the award. Counting them separately, there have been forty-fiveEnglishwinners of the award, fourScottish,6fourWelsh,7threeIrish,89and oneManx. The most recent award wasmade in 2012to cyclistBradley Wiggins.Contentshide 1Nomination procedure 2Winnerso 2.1By sporto 2.2By number of accolades 3See also 4Notes 5ReferencesNomination procedureeditThe shortlist is announced at the beginning of December, and the winner is determined on the night of the ceremony by a public telephone vote. Prior to 2012, a panel of thirty sports journalists each submit a list of ten contenders. From these contenders a shortlist of ten nominees was determinedcurrently, in the event of a tie at the end of the nomination process, a panel of six former award winners determines the nominee by aBorda count. However, this method was criticized following the selection of an all-male shortlist in 2011. The selection process for contenders has been changed for the 2012 (and future) awards as follows:The BBC introduced an expert panel. The panel will be asked to devise a shortlist that reflects UK sporting achievements on the national and/or international stage, represents the breadth and depth of UK sports and takes into account impact within and beyond the sport or sporting achievement in question.The 2012 panel comprised: Barbara Slater, Director of BBC Sport (Chair) The BBCs Head of TV Sport (Philip Bernie) The Executive Editor of BBC Sports Personality of the Year (Carl Doran). A representative from BBC Radio 5 Live this year, Eleanor Oldroyd. Three national newspaper sports editors (to be rotated annually) this year, Mike Dunn (The Sun), Lee Clayton (Daily Mail) and Matthew Hancock (Observer) Three former nominees (to be appointed annually) this year, Sir Steve Redgrave, Baroness Tanni Grey Thompson and Denise Lewis OBE A pan-sports broadcaster/journalist this year, Sue Mott Baroness Sue Campbell, Chair of UK Sport.In 2012, following the success of the London 2012 Olympic Games, the SPOTY shortlist was expanded to 12 contenders.10WinnerseditBBC Sports Personality of the Year Award winnersYearWinnerSportSecondSportThirdSportRef.1954Christopher Chataway(ENG)AthleticsRoger Bannister(ENG)AthleticsPat Smythe(ENG)Show jumping111955Gordon Pirie(ENG)AthleticsNo record12N/ANo record12N/A71956Jim Laker(ENG)CricketNo record12N/ANo record12N/A131957Dai Rees(WAL)GolfNo record12N/ANo record12N/A71958Ian Black(SCO)SwimmingBobby Charlton(ENG)FootballNat Lofthouse(ENG)Football141959John Surtees(ENG)Motorcycle racingBobby Charlton(ENG)FootballIan Black(SCO)Swimming151960David Broome(WAL)Show jumpingDon Thompson(ENG)AthleticsAnita Lonsbrough(ENG)Swimming161961Stirling Moss(ENG)Formula OneBilly Walker(ENG)BoxingAngela Mortimer(ENG)Tennis171962Anita Lonsbrough(ENG)SwimmingDorothy Hyman(ENG)AthleticsLinda Ludgrove(ENG)Swimming181963Dorothy Hyman(ENG)AthleticsBobby McGregor(SCO)SwimmingJim Clark(SCO)Formula One191964Mary Rand(ENG)AthleticsBarry Briggs(NZL)SpeedwayAnn Packer(ENG)Athletics201965Tom Simpson(ENG)CyclingJim Clark(SCO)Formula OneMarion Coakes(ENG)Show jumping211966Bobby Moore(ENG)FootballBarry Briggs(NZL)SpeedwayGeoff Hurst(ENG)Football221967Henry Cooper(ENG)BoxingBeryl Burton(ENG)CyclingHarvey Smith(ENG)Show jumping231968David Hemery(ENG)AthleticsGraham Hill(ENG)Formula OneMarion Coakes(ENG)Show jumping241969Ann Jones(ENG)TennisTony Jacklin(ENG)GolfGeorge Best(NIR)Football181970Henry Cooper(ENG)BoxingTony Jacklin(ENG)GolfBobby Moore(ENG)Football231971HRH Princess Annenb 1(ENG)EventingGeorge Best(NIR)FootballBarry John(WAL)Rugby union261972Mary Peters(NIR)AthleticsGordon Banks(ENG)FootballRichard Meade(WAL)Eventing81973Jackie Stewart(SCO)Formula OneRoger Taylor(ENG)TennisPaddy McMahon(ENG)Show jumping61974Brendan Foster(ENG)AthleticsJohn Conteh(ENG)BoxingWillie John McBride(NIR)Rugby union271975David Steele(ENG)CricketAlan Pascoe(ENG)AthleticsDavid Wilkie(SCO)Swimming181976John Curry(ENG)Figure skatingJames Hunt(ENG)Formula OneDavid Wilkie(SCO)Swimming281977Virginia Wade(ENG)TennisGeoffrey Boycott(ENG)CricketBarry Sheene(ENG)Motorcycle racing181978Steve Ovett(ENG)AthleticsDaley Thompson(ENG)AthleticsIan Botham(ENG)Cricket291979Sebastian Coe(ENG)AthleticsIan Botham(ENG)CricketKevin Keegan(ENG)Football181980Robin Cousins(ENG)Figure skatingSebastian Coe(ENG)AthleticsDaley Thompson(ENG)Athletics281981Ian Botham(ENG)CricketSteve Davis(ENG)SnookerSebastian Coe(ENG)Athletics181982Daley Thompson(ENG)AthleticsAlex Higgins(NIR)SnookerSteve Cram(ENG)Athletics181983Steve Cram(ENG)AthleticsTorvill and Deannb 2(ENG)Figure skatingDaley Thompson(ENG)Athletics301984Torvill and Deannb 2(ENG)Figure skatingSebastian Coe(ENG)AthleticsSteve Davis(ENG)Snooker311985Barry McGuigan(NIR)BoxingIan Botham(ENG)CricketSteve Cram(ENG)Athletics181986Nigel Mansell(ENG)Formula OneFatima Whitbread(ENG)AthleticsKenny Dalglish(SCO)Football321987Fatima Whitbread(ENG)AthleticsSteve Davis(ENG)SnookerIan Woosnam(WAL)Golf331988Steve Davis(ENG)SnookerAdrian Moorhouse(ENG)SwimmingSandy Lyle(SCO)Golf41989Nick Faldo(ENG)GolfFrank Bruno(ENG)BoxingSteve Davis(ENG)Snooker181990Paul Gascoigne(ENG)FootballStephen Hendry(SCO)SnookerGraham Gooch(ENG)Cricket341991nb 3Liz McColgan(SCO)AthleticsWill Carling(ENG)Rugby unionGary Lineker(ENG)Football61992Nigel Mansell(ENG)Formula OneLinford Christie(ENG)AthleticsSally Gunnell(ENG)Athletics371993Linford Christie(ENG)AthleticsSally Gunnell(ENG)AthleticsNigel Mansell(ENG)CART381994Damon Hill(ENG)Formula OneSally Gunnell(ENG)AthleticsColin Jackson(WAL)Athletics391995Jonathan Edwards(ENG)AthleticsFrank Bruno(ENG)BoxingColin McRae(SCO)Rallying401996nb 4Damon Hill(ENG)Formula OneSteve Redgrave(ENG)RowingFrankie Dettori(ITA)Horse racing431997Greg Rusedski(ENG)TennisTim Henman(ENG)TennisSteve Redgrave(ENG)Rowing441998Michael Owen(ENG)FootballDenise Lewis(ENG)AthleticsIwan Thomas(WAL)Athletics281999Lennox Lewis(ENG)BoxingDavid Beckham(ENG)FootballColin Jackson(WAL)Athletics452000Steve Redgrave(ENG)RowingDenise Lewis(ENG)AthleticsTanni Grey-Thompson(WAL)Athletics462001David Beckham(ENG)FootballEllen MacArthur(ENG)SailingMichael Owen(ENG)Football472002Paula Radcliffe(ENG)AthleticsDavid Beckham(ENG)FootballTony McCoy(NIR)Horse racing482003Jonny Wilkinson(ENG)Rugby unionMartin Johnson(ENG)Rugby unionPaula Radcliffe(ENG)Athletics492004Kelly Holmes(ENG)AthleticsMatthew Pinsent(ENG)RowingAndrew Flintoff(ENG)Cricket502005Andrew Flintoff(ENG)CricketEllen MacArthur(ENG)SailingSteven Gerrard(ENG)Football512006Zara Phillips(ENG)EventingDarren Clarke(NIR)GolfBeth Tweddle(ENG)Gymnastics522007Joe Calzaghe(WAL)BoxingLewis Hamilton(ENG)Formula OneRicky Hatton(ENG)Boxing532008Chris Hoy(SCO)CyclingLewis Hamilton(ENG)Formula OneRebecca Adlington(ENG)Swimming542009Ryan Giggs(WAL)FootballJenson Button(ENG)Formula OneJessica Ennis(ENG)Athletics552010Tony McCoy(NIR)Horse racingPhil Taylor(ENG)DartsJessica Ennis(ENG)Athletics562011Mark Cavendish(IOM)CyclingDarren Clarke(NIR)GolfMo Farah(ENG)Athletics572012Bradley Wiggins(ENG)CyclingJessica Ennis(ENG)AthleticsAndy Murray(SCO)Tennis58By sporteditThis table lists the total number of awards won by recipients sporting profession.Winners by sportSporting professionFirst place(s)Second place(s)Third place(s)Athletics171415Formula One652Football569Boxing541Cricket433Cycling410Tennis322Figure skating3nb 21nb 20Golf242Swimming226Eventing201Snooker142Rugby union122Rowing121Show jumping105Motorcycle racing121Horse racing102Sailing020Darts010Gymnastics001Rallying001Unknown033By number of accoladeseditThe below table lists all people who have finished in the top three places more than once.RecipientFirst place(s)Second place(s)Third place(s)Total placings(s)Nigel Mansell2013Henry Cooper2002Damon Hill2002Steve Davis1225Ian Botham1214Sebastian Coe1214David Beckham1203Daley Thompson1124Steve Redgrave1113Linford Christie1102Dorothy Hyman1102Torvill and Dean1102Fatima Whitbread1102Steve Cram1023Ian Black1012Andrew Flintoff1012Anita Lonsbrough1012Bobby Moore1012Michael Owen1012Paula Radcliffe1012Tony McCoy1012Sally Gunnell0213Barry Briggs0202Frank Bruno0202Darren Clarke0202Bobby Charlton0202Lewis Hamilton0202Tony Jacklin0202Denise Lewis0202Ellen MacArthur0202Jessica Ennis0123George Best0112Jim Clark0112Marion Coakes0022Colin Jackson0022David Wilkie0022See alsoedit Book: BBC Sports Personality of the Year History of BBC Sports Personality of the YearNotesedit1. Jump upAs a titled royal, Anne does not hold, nor ever has held, a surname. Before her marriage on 14 November 1973, her surname when required was her maiden name,Mountbatten-Windsor.252. Jump up to:abcdTorvill and Deanrefers to the English figure skating pair ofJayne TorvillandChristopher Dean. For the summary tables each individual is counted as winning half an award, so together they are treated as one winner of the award.193. Jump upIn 1991Bob Nuddreceived the most votesat more than 100,000following a campaign in theAngling Times.35However theBBCdeemed this to be against the rules and discarded all the ballots cast on forms printed in theAngling Times.364. Jump upJustin Fashanureceived a large number of votes following a campaign inGay Times, but was disqualified from the award by the BBC.4142ReferenceseditGeneral BBC Sports Personality Of The Year: previous winners. BBC. December 2007.Archivedfrom the original on 5 December 2008. Retrieved 23 December 2008. 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