2014 World Champions as seen by me. With 2015 under way pretty much everyone looks back over the year that has just passed.
I wanted to take a slightly different look back. Not that long ago I had a conversation about world champions with somebody, which got me thinking. Just how many World Champions pass infront of my lens in 12 months? Because I don’t particularly specialise in any sport photography it took me a little time to actually work this out. So here goes in the order that I took pictures of them and not in the order of winning.
1. Petter Solberg – Secured the inaugral FIA World Rallycross Championship title. The first person to win two FIA world titles in different diciplines. Pictured here at round 2 which was held at Lydden Hill Race Circuit in Kent.
2014 World Champions – Petter Solberg, FIA World Rallycross Champion
2. Jessica Fox – Who won the K1 and C1 Canoeing titles in 2014. Pictured here at the ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup held at the olympic Lee Valley White Water Centre, London.
2014 World Champions – Jessica Fox who won the K1 and C1 world titles
3. Sir Bradely Wiggins – Who took the UCI Road World Championship Men’s Time Trial title held in Spain in September by a huge margin of 26 seconds. Pictured here at the start of the time trial on stage 8a of the Tour of Britain held in London.
2014 World Champions – Sir Bradely Wiggins. UCI Road World Championships – Men’s time trial
4. Novak Djokovic – OK not strictly called a world champion, but he was crowned as world number 1 which is good enough for me. Pictured here at the ATP World Tour Finals held at the O2 in London.
Novak Djokovic who was crowned the world number 1 at the ATP Tour finals in London
So my total tally for the year was 4, not bad but this year I plan on making it more. Happy new year everyone.
