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Winners | 2019

The world’s first gay rugby team has blazed a trail for inclusiveness and tolerance in sport
Breaking down barriers and uniting people of all ages, including refugees, people with disabilities and asylum seekers, through a mutual love of table tennis
Trailblazing campaigner against racism in football established and led the anti-discrimination charity Kick It Out for 25 years
Rugby legend who inspired millions when he came out as gay, and who this year broke down stigma around HIV by revealing he is living with the condition
Britain’s fastest-ever woman made history with victory in the 200m at this year’s World Championships

Winners | 2016

Helping kids fall in love with mountain biking.
Using dance to get disabled children active, and breaking down barriers.
Defied paralysis to get back on his bike.
It took something extra-special to stand out in a gold-strewn 2016, but Dame Sarah Storey’s achievement of becoming our most decorated Paralympian was truly inspirational.
Swimmer has bounced back from devastating health setbacks.

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