Christiano Ronaldo voted European sportsperson of the year

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Christiano Ronaldo has been named Best European Sportsperson for the second year in a row. The Real Madrid superstar beat Lewis Hamilton and Roger Federer to clinch the award with 159 points, Lewis Hamilton coming second with 16 points adrift Ronaldo and Roger Federer clinching the 3rd position with 124 points.

EUROPEAN SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR 2017 TOP 10

1. Cristiano Ronaldo, football (Portugal) – 159pts

2. Lewis Hamilton, Formula 1 (GB) – 143pts

3. Roger Federer, tennis (Switzerland) –  124pts

4. Rafael Nadal, tennis (Spain) – 113pts

5. Sarah Sjoestroem, swimming (Sweden) – 75pts

6. Marcel Hirscher, alpine skiing (Austria) – 68pts

7. Laura Dahlmeier, biathlon (Germany) – 51pts

Mohamed Farah, athletics (GB) – 51pts

9. Chris Froome, road cycling (GB) – 50pts

10. Ekaterini Stefanidi, athletics (Greece) – 41pts


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