Is this Jenson Button's year?

Press refresh for all the latest news, or save yourself the trouble and turn on the automatic updates below. Then you will have time to email Tom with your musings hereTom will be here in his tuxedo from around 6.45pm. Until then read why David Haye doesn't think he stands a chance of victory tonight:In the five weeks since David Haye beat the biggest world heavyweight champion in the history of his sport his schedule has been packed with more interviews and celebrity call-outs than punches.The right hand he broke on the small boulder Nikolai Valuev calls a head, when they fought for the Russian's WBA title in Nuremburg, is still a month from healing properly, so the new champion has been relaxing as best he can: talking, smiling, pressing the flesh – and surprising a few people who had him pegged as an uncouth loudmouth from south London.It will be an even bigger upset than winning the world title or a new audience, though, if Haye beats the odds and a lot of misconceptions about him to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award on Sunday. He is not holding his breath about that.Continues here ...BBC Sports Personality of the YearMark CavendishRyan GiggsAndrew StraussDavid HayePhillips IdowuJessica EnnisTom DaleyBeth TweddleJenson ButtonAndy MurrayTom Bryantguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2009 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds

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