All the Nominees from the 2010 Laureus World Sports Awards.
The Springboks were named International Rugby Board Team of the Year in 2009, edging out Six Nations winners Ireland.
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History was made in Beijing in 2008 when South Africa’s Natalie du Toit became the first amputee ever to qualify for the Olympics, where she finished 16th in the 10km open water swim. She is one of only two athletes to have competed in both the Olympic Games AND the Paralympic Games.
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Award rescinded after the sporting successes on which the Laureus World Sports Academy voted have been revoked by the relevant sport governing body.
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Bolt finished the season in style, winning the Diamond League 100 metres in Brussels in September in 9.76 secs, the fastest time of the year.
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Celebrating the year’s greatest achievements in sport and promoting the groundbreaking work of the Sport for Good Foundation, find out more about the world’s most prestigious sports awards here.
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