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#genderequality and #Olympics2024 The Paris 2024 Olympics was a big deal as we celebrated over 100 years since women first took part in the Olympics back in 1900! At that time, only 22 women competed in five sports: tennis, sailing, croquet, equestrian, and golf, making up just 2% of the total athletes. Fast forward to today, and the number of women in the Games has steadily grown—from 10% in the mid-20th century to 50% for this 2024 edition. Check out this infographic from @Visualcapitalist: https://bit.ly/46GDMtK

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I agree that Abbi Pulling is one of a few women that I think is capable of competing in F1 one day. I also believe that Dorian Pin and Jamie Chadwick are also contenders. What this commentary only talks about is the F1 Academy - which is somewhat of a farce....if you ask me. No mention of the W Series which, by all accounts, was better promoted, better designed and actually gave many women opportunities - before the "F1 Academy" came along. The reality is that FIA has done a terrible job of actually being committed to helping and promoting women to gain equity and equality with men in motorsport. The F1 Academy is not really that much better and creating the opportunity. The W Series had it right, as far as the business model and the focus on talent. The funding is the issue and as long as you have to buy your ride, or your opportunity, women will be at a disadvantage. Most drivers are at a disadvantage. Only the wealthy get to play - and wealthy does not equate to talent.

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🔦🔦 LINKEDIN LIMELIGHT 🔦🔦 of the week – The power of teamwork is unmatched Here's why we love 💙 this post: 🔦 The story exemplifies exceptional teamwork and dedication, key qualities that are highly valued in any professional setting. 🤩🙌🏻 🔦 Tying the story to the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games makes the post timely and relevant. Keeping content connected to current events and trending topics can increase engagement and visibility. ❤️ 🔦 Using hashtags like #womeninsports and #Paris2024 taps into ongoing conversations and trending topics. 🤝 Thanks to The Female Quotient for weaving together an inspiring narrative, promoting key values, and connecting to current events. This post effectively engages LinkedIn’s professional audience and reinforces positive attributes. #LinkedInLimelight #LucyBingle #Teamwork #Professionalism

#Olympics #Sport #USOFSPORT #Paris #USA vs. France women's basketball final: The American women barley win their 8th straight Olympic gold 67-66 over France. Why was this the closest game in Olympic history for the U.S. women? For nearly three decades of the WNBA has improved women's basketball globally, as almost all of the world's best players have spent time in the league. We've seen more countries put greater investment in their women's athletes in several sports, basketball included. As a result, the United States has to face bigger challenges to stay ahead of the pack.

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What you focus on expands… Firstly, huge congratulations to Abbi Pulling! Abbi just became the first female to win the British Formula 4 race. Remember that name. (What a shame her name isn’t on the photo.) I didn’t know that women were even allowed to compete in Formula 1. Apparently the last time a woman competed in F1 was 1976! The Formula 1 Academy was set up in 2023 to address the gender gap. Hats off to Susie Wolff for taking the lead on this. So too in supply chain. If you don’t have targeted initiatives and active support and investment in addressing gender balance and the equality gap, nothing will change. What you focus on expands… #womeninsupplychain #supplychain5050 #everyonewins boom! Global Network

This year’s Olympics has been a true reflection of current affairs. Amid politics and gender-based rows, the Olympic movement stands as a unifying force. Here are two heartwarming stories of Olympians embodying the true spirit of unity and support. Biles and Chiles exemplify this spirit. Simone, hailed as the GOAT of gymnastics, supported her teammate Jordan through tough times. Facing racism and body shaming, Jordan almost gave up on gymnastics. Simone's encouragement and training partnership led them to a gold medal victory, showcasing the power of solidarity and resilience. In another inspiring story, Abel Mutai and Ivan Fernandez demonstrate the essence of sportsmanship. In a cross-country race, Abel, leading the race, got confused and stopped prematurely. Ivan, realizing the situation, selflessly urged Abel to continue, literally pushing him towards victory. Ivan's selfless act reflects that true victory lies in honor and sportsmanship, not just in winning. He may not have won the race, but he became known globally for what he did. These stories remind us that in sports, as in life, we are stronger together. While some sports are individual pursuits, the support and camaraderie of teammates, or even competitors, is essential in achieving success. It's not just about winning; it's about HOW we win and the values we uphold along the way. #culture #bettertogether #positivity Funds Talent

"Celebrating the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, in light of the significant role that sports play in promoting harmony, inclusion, and solidarity among people worldwide." #digitallogicx #sports #sportscar #sportscars #sportswear #sportsphotography #sportster #sportsbetting #sportsbra #sportsnews #sportsman