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Re: eternal second

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    I think I heard Phil Ligget say that Joop Zoetoemilch was the "eternal
    second" to Eddy Merck. Was that correct?

    He finished second to Merckx twice (1970-71), once to Lucien van Impe
    (1976), and three times to Hinault (1978-9, 1982). He did manage to
    win the Tour one time, in 1980, however.

    Raymond Poulidor is the rider universally called the "eternal second"
    - he had eight podium finishes but never won.

    -Sonarrat.

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