Anna Meares Returns to the Olympics as Australia's Chef de Mission

Australian Cycling Legend to Lead Team at Paris 2024

Meares Appointed to Role After Successful Cycling Career

Two-time Olympic gold medallist and 11-time world champion Anna Meares has been appointed as Australia's Chef de Mission for the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Meares, who retired from cycling in 2016, has an impressive track record as one of Australia's most successful female athletes.

As Chef de Mission, Meares will be responsible for leading the Australian team and ensuring their success at the Games. She will work closely with athletes, coaches, and staff to create a positive and supportive environment for the team.

"I am incredibly honoured and humbled to be appointed as Australia's Chef de Mission for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris," said Meares. "I am committed to supporting our athletes in every way possible and helping them achieve their dreams on the world stage."

Meares' appointment has been met with praise from the Australian sporting community. Australian Olympic Committee President John Coates said, "Anna Meares is an exceptional choice to lead the Australian team in Paris. Her experience, passion, and dedication to excellence will be invaluable assets to our team."

Meares' appointment marks a significant moment for Australian sport, as she becomes the first female Chef de Mission for a Summer Olympic Games. Her leadership and expertise will undoubtedly contribute to the success of the Australian team in Paris.