There is, although it seems to have changed its name. I found this link:
Sports Personality of the Year: Voting closed for BBC World Sport Star 2023
Voting closes for the BBC Sports Personality's World Sport Star of the Year 2023 award.www.bbc.co.uk
Biles (gymnastics)
Bonmati (Spanish footballer, player of the tournament at the World Cup)
Djokovic
Haaland
Kolisi (SA rugby union captain)
Verstappen
I think the teams may not have to be fully "British"Hows that british ?
Ten years residency needed now. Dettori has been nominated before in 1996 when he had been based in the UK for 12 years by that stage. Back in the sixties a kiwi speedway rider was nominated but seems to have been in the UK for some time by then. So it might have always been the rule.So this is how Frankie Dettori sneaked in
The recipient must either be British or reside and play a significant amount of their sport in the United Kingdom. The winner is selected from a pre-determined shortlist
I can’t believe someone has had to be told Katarina Johnson-Thompson is mixed-race.
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I don’t have the full list to hand but isn’t one candidate a wheelchair user and another Northern Irish?
Diversity truthfully means all backgrounds and inclusivity of gender, class, age, religion / belief, sexual orientation, ability…
Still, five are white!
Ten years residency needed now. Dettori has been nominated before in 1996 when he had been based in the UK for 12 years by that stage. Back in the sixties a kiwi speedway rider was nominated but seems to have been in the UK for some time by then. So it might have always been the rule.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean anything by posting that. I didn't know anything about her and just typed in her name and then got that information. I thought you would be interested that's all. Sorry. :-) I hadn't even realise at first that it was the Fail, it came through Google or whatever.It was a joke; yet that seems to be the only positive article The Daily Heil has ever written about someone non-white and working class. It’s marginally above The Sun in terms of credibility.
Liverpool is well populated by immigrants from the Caribbean, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. It’s helped form the unique Scouse accent. Craig Charles and Tony Bellew are both mixed race.