SPORTS fans in the York area could be on the guest list for the BBC Sports Awards for Yorkshire and Lincolnshire at York Racecourse next month.
Vote for your local sports personality of the year and you could be at the gala evening, sponsored by Nestl Rowntree, on Monday, December 6.
To vote, write to BBC Sports Awards, 2 St Peter's Square, Leeds LS9 8AH.
or email: sporthero@bbc.co.uk
If you include your name, address and telephone number your name will go in to a hat. Two winning entries drawn out will get an invitation for themselves and a guest to attend the event.
Do not send your entries to the Evening Press or this website.
Among those North Yorkshire stars who made the headlines in 2004 were Easingwold sidecar start Steve Webster, who became the first man ever to win the British, European and World sidecar titles.
Middleham trainer Mark Johnston saw one of his horses, Attraction, make history, as she collected the English and Irish 1000 Guineas.
York's James Thompson ended his British Touring Car Championship career in triumph with a last-gasp title victory before moving on to the World Touring Car Championship.
They are just some of the key sporting figures of 2004 from this area.
There are several categories, including Team of the Year, Hall of Fame and Unsung Hero, where those who are the backbone of sport earn recognition.
Updated: 10:55 Wednesday, November 10, 2004
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