After a week of voting, the results in the four categories of The Drum Fauxlympics are now in. Who has captured the heart of the nation and won gold...or better yet - The Golden Chip?
Here, the winners are revealed category by category, with John Jessup - chairman of the Chip Shop Awards judging panel and creative director at Leo Burnett - ruling on the winner of the Chip at the end.
Please remember that votes were counted at 5pm yesterday, 9 August, and so results are based at numbers at that time.
Thanks to everyone who took part - from all those who took time to make their fabulous entries, to those who took part in the voting on Facebook.
The Hurdles: Equal Bronze
Agency: NativeBrand: Guinness
The Hurdles: Equal Bronze
Agency: Palmer HargreavesCreators: Priya Mistry, Rachel Leigh, Henry Billington, Robin Hill, Simon Kitson and Vineet RahejaBrand: National Debtline
The Hurdles: Silver
Agency: Palmer HargreavesCreators: Priya Mistry, Rachel Leigh, Henry Billington, Robin Hill, Simon Kitson and Vineet RahejaBrand: Superglue
The Hurdles: Gold
Creator: Steve LownesBrand: Lucozade
The Sprint: Bronze
Agency: Alf CollectiveCreators: Frank and AlfBrand: Veet
The Sprint: Silver
Agency: ProferoCreators: Matt Roach & Dave Lawrie (aka creatives)Brand: Anusol
The Sprint: Gold
Agency: BolserCreators: Jody Williams and Neil RoebuckBrand: lastminute.com
The Long Shot: Bronze
Agency: BraveCreator: Anton BurmistrovBrand: Oral B
The Long Shot: Silver
Creator: Steve LownesBrand: PG Tips
The Long Shot: Gold
Agency: HROCCreator: Chris MarshallBrand: Viagra
The High Jump: Bronze
Creators: Nick Entwistle & James ClancyBrand: Sellotape
The High Jump: Silver
Agency: de WinterCreators: Stu Williams, Hazel Alexander and Adrian BentleyBrand: Tourette's Action
High Jump: Gold
Creators: Lexi Clarke and Laura GalyerBrand: Guinness
The Golden Chip: Viagra
John Jessup, who saw the winners just with the names of the ads, and did not know which individuals or agencies created each, ruled this ad, by HROC's Chris Marshall as the winner of the Golden Chip.He said: "To sum up: From a strong field I think Viagra was the HARDEST to beat, it STOOD UP well against the opposition and was TUMESCENT in true chip shop tradition that's why it should COME FIRST."
