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Tour de France

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Dé wielerpodcast waar heden en verleden van het wielrennen samenkomen. Tijdens de Tour de France zijn is er dagelijks een nieuwe aflevering.

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Radio Tour de France is one of the most popular programmes on NPO Radio 1. As an addition to the legendary ‘Trumpet Cross’, which has been the tune of this program since 1983, we wrote a number of contemporary IDs and Ramps.

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Australian chef de mission Anna Meares defends breaker 'Raygun' after wave of ridicule online for Paris Olympics performance

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Australia's Olympic chief has slammed critics of breakdancer Rachael Gunn as typical of misogynistic abuse that female athletes have historically had to endure.

Chef de mission Anna Meares said Gunn should be applauded for her courage, rather than pilloried for her performance at the Paris Games. 

Gunn, known as Raygun, failed to score a point when breaking made its debut as an Olympic sport in Paris on Friday.

Gunn has since been a target of criticism for not only her performance but her appearance, online and in some mainstream media.

"I love Rachael," Meares told reporters.

"What has occurred on social media with trolls and keyboard warriors, and taking those comments and giving them air time, has been really disappointing.

"Raygun is an absolutely loved member of this Olympic team.

"She has represented the Olympic team, the Olympic spirit, with great enthusiasm.

"And I absolutely love her courage. I love her character and I feel very disappointed for her, that she has come under the attack that she has."

Gunn, a 36-year-old Australian university lecturer, lost all three of her round-robin battles by a combined score of 54-0.

"In 2008, she was locked in a room crying, being involved in a male-dominated sport as the only woman," Meares said.

"And it took great courage for her to continue on and fight for her opportunity to participate in a sport that she loved.

"That got her to winning the Olympic qualifying event to be here in Paris.

"She is the best breakdancer female that we have for Australia."

Meares likened the criticism to historic misogynistic abuse directed at female athletes as they fought for recognition in the sporting world.

"Now you look at the history of what we have had as women athletes, have faced in terms of criticism, belittlement, judgement, and simple comments like 'they shouldn't be there'," she said

"One hundred years ago, leading into Paris 1924, Australia sent a team of 37 athletes — none were women.

"One hundred years later, we have 256 women representing here."

Meanwhile, 16-year-old Australian Jeff 'J-Attack' Dunne was also unable to make it out of the round-robin stage in the men's event held on Saturday night.

Dunne suffered three straight losses although at least collected a point in both his second and third battles.

'She's had a go', PM says

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praised Raygun's performance in a statement.

"The Olympics is about people participating in sport. That's a good thing and Raygun had a crack," he said.

"Good on her and a big shout-out to her. That is in the Australian tradition of people having a go. She's had a go representing our country and that's a good thing.

"Whether [athletes have] won gold medals or just done their best, that is all we ask for. It's the participating that is really important."

Mr Albanese expressed his "hope" that young people watching the 2024 Olympics would be encouraged to "have a go" at the Brisbane Olympics in 2032.

He called Australia's standing at the Paris Olympics a "magnificent result" and "the best performance in any Olympics ever".

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