European titles 3 years later in Paris. In her career as 14-time national champ, she broke 6 world records. Ma Braun later also coached the Rotterdam-born, three-times Olympic champion Rie Mastenbroek during the Berlin Olympics in 1936. In later years Inge de Bruijn became a Rotterdam sports icon as triple Olympic Gold medal winner in 2000 and triple European Gold medal winner in 2001. Sailing Olympic Gold medalist, in the O-Jolle during 1936 Olympics, Daan Kagchelland was born in Rotterdam and member of the Rotterdamsche Zeil Vereeniging. The Kralingse plas was and is still a source of Olympic sailors like Koos de Jong, Ben Verhagen, Henny Vegter, Serge Kats and Margriet Matthijsse. Motorcycle racing Motorcycle speedway was staged in the Feyenoord Stadium after the second world war. The team which raced in a Dutch league was known as the Feyenoord Tigers. The team included Dutch riders and some English and Australian riders. Sportsmen of the year election Since 1986, the city has selected its best sportsman, woman and team at the Rotterdam Sports Awards Election, held in December. Other famous Rotterdam athletes Mia Audina, a retired Indonesia-born badminton player, living in Rotterdam. Nelli Cooman, a Surinamese-born retired athlete who held the 60 m dash world record, and was the world and European champion in that event. Robert Doornbos, a Rotterdam-born race car driver, who competed in the Formula One. Robert Eenhoorn, a Rotterdam-born retired MLB shortstop, who competed for the New York Yankees, the Anaheim Angels and the New York Mets. Dex Elmont, a Rotterdam-born judoka, who finished second in the European championships in 2009 in the division. Guillaume Elmont, a Rotterdam-born judoka, who became world champion in 2005 in the division. Francisco Elson, a Rotterdam-born basketball player who played in the NBA, won the NBA finals in 2007 with the San Antonio Spurs. Ignisious Gaisah, a Ghanaian-born long jumper with a personal best of , residing in Rotterdam since 2001. Gaisah is a multiple medal winner in several international events, both as a citizen of Ghana and the Netherlands. Francis Hoenselaar, a Rotterdam-born female darts player, generally recognised as the best Dutch female darts player ever. Robert Lathouwers, an athlete born in a Rotterdam suburb, specialised in the 800 m. Lathouwers gained international notoriety when he got disqualified after shoving Irish athlete David McCarthy in the 2010 European Championships. Fatima Moreira de Melo, a Rotterdam-born, three-times Olympic champion in