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The 800 m gold Olympic medal, Keely Hodgkinson, was voted in 2024 Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year.
The 22-year-old ended his waiting for a global title with Victoria at the Paris Olympics last summer and won the personality of the BBC sport of the year in December 2024.
Also Hodgkinson and kept the European title of 800 m and became the sixth fastest woman of all time, when she improved her British record at a minute 54.61 seconds to London Diamond League.
Hodgkinson follows last year’s winner, England’s goalkeeper, Mary Earps, Eilish McColgan athlete and tennis player Emma Raducanu, who won in 2021.
The Shortlist for the 2024 Award Was Dominated by Olympic Medal Winners with Hodgkinson Scoping IT Ahead of 1500m Runner Georgia Bell, Showjumper Laura Collett, Cyclist Emma Finucane, Katarina Johnson-Tehompson, Trampoline Gymnast Bryony Page, Shooter Amber mpic Cycling Great Sarah Floor.
Otherwise, the diver Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix was named the young newspaper of the year after it was won the tan in Paris.
Storey took over the handicap athlete of the year after adding Two more gold At her collection of medals at the Paralympic Games.
Rowers Lauren Henry, Lola Anderson, Georgina Brayshaw and Hannah Scott won the year team for their dramatic victory in the female quadruple, at Paris 2024.
Ultra Runner, Jasmin Paris, won the Helen Rollason award for inspiration, while the teacher on the pensioner and the Val French cycling enthusiast won Grassroots Sportswoman of the Year.
The contribution of the BBC radio presenter, Eleanor Oldroyd, to the sports broadcasting was also recognized with a special Choice Editor prize.
