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i am a huge sports fan but i could never take to sports that just require a huge lung capacity eg rowing, running, swimming, compare that to the g forces a f1 driver must endure or the likes of lionel messi weaving his way around an entire football team or ronnie o'sullivan knocking in a 147 in 5 mins, ok murray isnt a winner but try facing a tennis ball coming at you at 140mph
I've always wondered why it has "personality" in the title.
It should be awarded to outstanding sporting achievement/s in the calendar year regardless as to whether the winner has a personality or not.
Hamilton would be a worthy winner(and the BBC has the Grand Prix racing next year) as would any of our WINNING Olympians apart from the drug cheat one.
Mark Cavendish should get a mention but won't.
Personally its about time Champion jump jockey Tony McCoy won it.
He's a winner who quite literally risks his life every day of the week and has done for years.
Won't watch the show though ,its cringeworthy.
It should be awarded to outstanding sporting achievement/s in the calendar year regardless as to whether the winner has a personality or not.
Hamilton would be a worthy winner(and the BBC has the Grand Prix racing next year) as would any of our WINNING Olympians apart from the drug cheat one.
Mark Cavendish should get a mention but won't.
Personally its about time Champion jump jockey Tony McCoy won it.
He's a winner who quite literally risks his life every day of the week and has done for years.
Won't watch the show though ,its cringeworthy.
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