Competition
Categories and Prizes
For 35 years, the SPORTEL Awards have been rewarding the most beautiful sports footages of the year through two categories: The Golden Podiums and the Sports Book Prize Renaud de Larborderie.
A Jury of experts from the sports and media world is invited each year to screen and judge the best sports footages from around the world. It is also responsible for selecting and rewarding the most beautiful sports books.
Trophy « Golden Podiums »
Original sculpture by Raymond Moretti
The Golden Podium Awards are presented each year at the prestigious SPORTEL Awards ceremony. A Jury designates the sports videos that creatively highlight the sporting gesture, historical sports records and the beauty of sport through images and rewards the winners with several prizes.
7 Golden Podium Trophies will be awarded for all categories, including 3 for the Best Documentaries
Rewards the best sports slow motion highlighting the emotion of the moment.
The submitted sequence (must consist of/ must be composed of) at least 80% slow-motion footage and may include either:
Music should be added if it enhances the sequence.
Documentaries with a sports content theme in the form of a film, biopic or series will be accepted.
Through analysis, investigation and a scripted storyline, this programme provides new perspectives and a clear understanding of the subject.
It can present various themes that cut across sport: culture, religion, politics, science, economic and social issues.
Rewards the best report dealing mainly with sport.
This programme can be broadcast as part of a show or news segment.
The report may highlight a discipline, an event, a team or a personality.
Rewards the creativity of an advertising film which scenario involves sports or the best sequence promoting one sports TV show or one sport event.
Rewards the very favourite sequence of the Jury.
Trophy « Sports Book Prize »
This prize rewards the most beautiful illustrated work honoring sports photography. By the richness of its illustrations, this beautiful book must highlight the emotion of the sporting moment.
This prize is based on an artistic creation where the quality of the photography, cover, format, composition, layout as well as the grammage of the pages are combined to enhance the art of sport.
Supported by the Monaco Olympic Committee
Rewards a filmmaker who, through a video clip or a movie, emphasises the positive role of sport in peace promotion.
Supported by Peace and Sport