Shortlist of nominees includes women from the world of football, diving, athletics, MMA and curling Winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on Wednesday 16th November and broadcast live for anyone to watch on BT Sport, online and on Facebook and YouTube The vote is open to the public now until 9th November at
Pippa Funnell has been named BT Sport Action Woman of the Year after a sensational 12 months which saw the equestrian return to winning ways after 14 years. Winning the Burghley Horse Trials and a team silver at the European Championships was a huge testament to the 50-year-old’s dedication and perseverance. Funnell fought off competition
BT Sport has announced the nominees for its annual Action Woman of the Year Award in association with The Telegraph. The award, now in its sixth year, celebrates the ten most exceptional sporting performances by British female athletes throughout 2018. This year has been another outstanding year for women’s sporting achievements across the board: including
England Lioness Jodie Taylor has been named as BT Sport’s Action Woman of the Year after her spectacular performance at the UEFA women’s Euro 2017 finals, where she won the Golden Boot with five goals. The Seattle Reign forward beat off competition from a shortlist of eight women, with exceptional sporting performances throughout the year,
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