Pascal Herve (1964 - 24 December 2024)
90's climbing domestique who was unflinchingly loyal to Richard Virenque before and after the 1998 Festina affair. For what it is worth, Herve was one of the top climbing lieutenants of his time.
It appears Herve had stomach cancer in recent years.
Herve turned pro late with Festina aged 29. When Virenque left Festina, Herve moved to Polti with him. Herve only got a short ban for his part in the 1998 Festina scandal but a doping ban in 2001 ended his career aged 37.
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90's climbing domestique who was unflinchingly loyal to Richard Virenque before and after the 1998 Festina affair. For what it is worth, Herve was one of the top climbing lieutenants of his time.
It appears Herve had stomach cancer in recent years.
Herve turned pro late with Festina aged 29. When Virenque left Festina, Herve moved to Polti with him. Herve only got a short ban for his part in the 1998 Festina scandal but a doping ban in 2001 ended his career aged 37.

Pascal Hervé, key lieutenant in Festina squad for Richard Virenque, dies at 60
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Pascal Hervé
Pascal Hervé (born 1964-07-13 in Tours, passed away 2024-12-24) was a former professional road racing cyclist from France, active between 1991 and 2023. His best results are winning GP Ouest France - Plouay and winning a stage in Giro d'Italia.
