Journalists Laurie Delhostal and Julien Febreau during the Monaco F1 Grand Prix, May 25, 2016. -
JP Pariente / Sipa
A simple tweet with a photo, accompanied by hashtags inspired by the Guignols de l'Info.
Laurie Delhostal announced her departure from the encrypted channel, where she had been working since 2011, with a very old-fashioned “Canal spirit” message that Laurie Delhostal announced on Friday.
», Writes the sports journalist, who notably covered Formula 1, before presenting various programs such as
Samedi Sport
,
J + 1
,
King of ze Day
and
Dimanche Soir Sports
on Canal +.
End of a sacred adventure!
#Atchaobonsoir # Putain10ans pic.twitter.com/8N3Epnk37k
- Laurie Delhostal (@ldelhostal) April 9, 2021
Laurie Delhostal was one of the 150 signatories of a petition from the Society of Journalists (Sdj) of Canal + in early December, in solidarity with Sébastien Thoen, ousted from Canal + following a parody of the program "L'Heure des Pros On Cnews.
An approach badly taken by the chain, which had also dismissed the journalist Stéphane Guy after a message of support for Sébastien Thoen pronounced on the air, then three freelancers who signed the petition.
Co-founder of a collective
Launched in August 2020, the last show hosted by Laurie Delhostal,
Dimanche Soir Sports
, was deleted in February, after the Mediapro fiasco and the return of the entire Ligue 1 on Canal +.
She also founded with five colleagues the collective “Women sports journalists”, at the origin of the column published on March 21 in
Le Monde
to ask that women “be better represented in the sports media”.
A stand parallel to the broadcast on Canal +, of the documentary "I am not a slut, I am a journalist", by Marie Portolano, another former figure of the channel which joined M6 in early March.
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