SPORTS PERSONALITY – THE FULL RESULTS
Here are the full results from last night's BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.
1st Chris Hoy (cycling) 283,630
2nd Lewis Hamilton (Formula 1) 163,864
3rd Rebecca Adlington (swimming) 145,924
4th Ben Ainslie (sailing) 35,472
5th Joe Calzaghe (boxing) 34,077
6th Andy Murray (tennis) 19,415
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7th Nicole Cooke (cycling) 18,256
8th Christine Ohuruogu (athletics) 7,677
9th Bradley Wiggins (cycling) 5,633
10th Rebecca Romero (cycling) 4,526
Total votes cast: 718,474
Results by percentage of vote
1st Chris Hoy (cycling) 39.5%
2nd Lewis Hamilton (Formula 1) 22.8%
3rd Rebecca Adlington (swimming) 20.3%
4th Ben Ainslie (sailing) 4.9%
5th Joe Calzaghe (boxing) 4.7%
6th Andy Murray (tennis) 2.7%
7th Nicole Cooke (cycling) 2.5%
8th Christine Ohuruogu (athletics) 1%
9th Bradley Wiggins (cycling) 0.8%
10th Rebecca Romero (cycling) 0.6%
RELATED LINKS
Hoy wins BBC Sports Personality of the Year
GB cyclists and Brailsford win BBC awards
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