So, there you have it!

That is all for the 68th BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards.

If you missed any of tonight's show, you can find out more about each of our winners on the links below. Of course, feel free to scroll right back and re-live the whole thing.

Thanks very much for joining us this evening - and congratulations again to all of tonight's winners!

And of course, as we found out about half an hour ago, Emma Raducanu is your BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2021!

Read more about her remarkable year here.

After England's men reached the Euro 2020 final, manager Gareth Southgate has been named Coach of the Year, while England men are Team of the Year.

It's the second time Southgate has won the award, while England men last won the Team of the Year award in 1966...

Irish jockey Rachael Blackmore has been voted World Sport Star of the Year, after becoming the first female rider to win the Grand National at Aintree.

Read more here.

Verity: Well done Emma. You are one in a million. Best of luck in 2021.

James: Who would of thought that this time last year that Emma Raducanu would be winning this year's Sports Personality of the Year, what a remarkable year and well deserving against a strong line up of some of the best athletes in the world.

American gymnast Simone Biles has been honoured with the Lifetime Achievement award.

The 24-year-old, who has won four Olympic gold medals and 19 World Championship titles, said it was an "unbelievable honour" and "truly humbling".

Fitness club founder Sam Barlow was named Unsung Hero after being nominated by the Fitmums & Friends group she set up in Hull.

Find out more about how she has inspired others here.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at SPOTY

We're hoping to hear more from Sports Personality of the Year winner Emma Raducanu sometime soon but the others who made the top three have been brought through to show off their awards to the media.

Here's a very dapper Adam Peaty proudly displaying his trophy for third place. In the pool nothing but first will do but he seems very happy with this and praised Raducanu as a deserved winner.

"Everyone has done so much incredible stuff this year," he says.

As for Peaty, what does the future hold?

"What next? Win. And win again," he says.

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Arsenal and Scotland defender Jen Beattie was honoured with the Helen Rollason Award, which recognises outstanding achievement in the face of adversity.

Read more on her story here.

First up, Olympic medal-winning skateboarder Sky Brown claimed the Young Sports Personality of the Year award.

Read more on her success this year here.

What a night. Before we leave you let's take a look back at all of our winners.

Her US Open triumph also saw Emma Raducanu become:

• The first qualifier in the Open era to win a Grand Slam
• The youngest women's Grand Slam champion since Maria Sharapova at Wimbledon in 2004
• The youngest Briton to win a Grand Slam title
• The first woman to win the US Open without dropping a set since Serena Williams in 2014

Myles: Her US Open win was one of the greatest achievements in British sporting history. Congratulations Emma Raducanu.

Loz: Fully deserved Emma Raducanu.

Raducanu’s remarkable triumph at Flushing Meadows saw her end Britain's 44-year wait for a British women's Grand Slam singles champion.

She becomes the first female tennis player to be crowned BBC Sports Personality of the Year since Virginia Wade.

Wade, of course, was the last British woman to win a Grand Slam singles title in 1977.

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Emma Raducanu added: "Thanks to all the fans and voters, this year has been insane.

"The energy this year playing at Wimbledon in front of my home crowd - that was something I've never felt before.

"I want to say thanks to my team, as well.

"Congrats to the other nominees' teams as well, it's a team effort."

BBC One

And here is what Emma Raducanu said on BBC One after being announced as BBC Sports Personality of the Year winner:

"Thank you, it's such an honour just to be amongst these nominees. Congrats to you and all your achievements.

"I'm really happy with this, I've watched Sports Personality of the Year growing up and it's an honour to be amongst those past winners.

"I'm happy for British tennis as well, and that we've managed to get this award... again!"

Jack: This time last year Emma Raducanu was unknown to the British public and Tennis world and now she's US Open Champion and BBC Sports Personality of the Year, absolutely phenomenal!

Jennifer: Yay congratulations Emma Raducanu!

Sarah: Congratulations Emma! Brilliant advocate for women's tennis.

Thoroughly deserved. What a sensational year it has been for the teenage US Open champion.

And what a joy it has been for us all to follow her rapid rise, all the way from 338th in the world prior to her run to the Wimbledon fourth round, to winning the US Open as a qualifier in only her second Grand Slam.

A genuine sporting fairytale.