Telegraph Sport leads the pack with award nominations The Daily Telegraph has once again been shortlisted for Sports Team of the Year at the British Press Awards, an honour the paper won last year, thanks to our coverage of an astonishing year of British success. The BPA also acknowledged Telegraph Sport's cross-platform innovations by shortlisting our London 2012 website for its Digital Award. And the Sports Industry Awards made The Telegraph the only national title nominated in its Sports Website of the Year category. Digitally, Telegraph Sport won gold in 2012 because we allied dynamic digital innovations with traditional journalistic values. With a game-changing new live blog, an invaluable Olympic tracker and a beautiful, easy-to-use interactive schedule, the site presented this complex and enormous event in a way that was navigable and hassle-free. It was the Olympics made easy. The results were impressive. The site topped 50m average monthly browsers in July - the biggest boost of newspaper websites. The sport channel grew 73 percent, with mobile and ipad views up 27 and 94 percent respectively. But then we knew all that would happen. Because only the Telegraph enlisted the help of Larry the Psychic Donkey, the mystic mule whose video series of Olympic predictions ran throughout the Games to the amusement of our internet audience, and the children of Hackney City Farm. Digital innovations to report what has just happened, and a psychic donkey to reveal what will happen next. Quite a combination.