Anyone remember Jeff Dutton from the 1970's? Rode in four TdF's

I met his son tonight - he's a trainer working with my son's soccer
team. From the UK, I believe, said his Dad rode the Tour 4 times in the
70's. Google didn't find me any hits so I thought I'd ask here.

TIA.

-S-

it's "geoff" dutton...

http://82.112.119.109/gallery_joe.htm

it's "geoff" dutton...

http://82.112.119.109/gallery_joe.htm

Steve Freides wrote:
I met his son tonight - he's a trainer working with my son's soccer
team. From the UK, I believe, said his Dad rode the Tour 4 times in the
70's. Google didn't find me any hits so I thought I'd ask here.

No one by that name has ever ridden the Tour:

http://www.letour.com/HISTO/TDF/fr/d.html

Bob Schwartz

"e-RICHIE" wrote in message
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it's "geoff" dutton...

http://82.112.119.109/gallery_joe.htm

Thanks very much, Richard.

-S-

"Steve Freides" wrote in message
...
I met his son tonight - he's a trainer working with my son's soccer team.
From the UK, I believe, said his Dad rode the Tour 4 times in the 70's.
Google didn't find me any hits so I thought I'd ask here.

TIA.

-S-

According to Infostrada, he raced pro for one year, 1976, and placed 60th in
the Tour of Switzerland. There is no indication that he ever rode the Tour
de France.

"B. Lafferty" wrote in message
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"Steve Freides" wrote in message
...
I met his son tonight - he's a trainer working with my son's soccer
team. From the UK, I believe, said his Dad rode the Tour 4 times in
the 70's. Google didn't find me any hits so I thought I'd ask here.

TIA.

-S-

According to Infostrada, he raced pro for one year, 1976, and placed
60th in the Tour of Switzerland. There is no indication that he ever
rode the Tour de France.

This was a conversation with his son last night in front of a noisy
generator, outdoors, and involving my old ears. Perhaps I misheard
something. Is it possible he started but DNF'ed the TdF? Someone else
pointed out a tour history site yesterday but my French isn't good
enough to know if those listed are only finishers.

-S-

"Steve Freides" wrote in message
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"B. Lafferty" wrote in message
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"Steve Freides" wrote in message
...
I met his son tonight - he's a trainer working with my son's soccer team.
From the UK, I believe, said his Dad rode the Tour 4 times in the 70's.
Google didn't find me any hits so I thought I'd ask here.

TIA.

-S-

According to Infostrada, he raced pro for one year, 1976, and placed 60th
in the Tour of Switzerland. There is no indication that he ever rode the
Tour de France.

This was a conversation with his son last night in front of a noisy
generator, outdoors, and involving my old ears. Perhaps I misheard
something. Is it possible he started but DNF'ed the TdF? Someone else
pointed out a tour history site yesterday but my French isn't good enough
to know if those listed are only finishers.

-S-

I did a name search of the start lists for the Tour from 1972-1978 at
http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.net/ and did not come up with his name on
any of the start lists.

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 14:14:31 -0400, "Steve Freides"
wrote:

"B. Lafferty" wrote in message
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"Steve Freides" wrote in message
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"B. Lafferty" wrote in message
hlink.net...

"Steve Freides" wrote in message
...
I met his son tonight - he's a trainer working with my son's soccer
team. From the UK, I believe, said his Dad rode the Tour 4 times in
the 70's. Google didn't find me any hits so I thought I'd ask here.

TIA.

-S-

According to Infostrada, he raced pro for one year, 1976, and placed
60th in the Tour of Switzerland. There is no indication that he ever
rode the Tour de France.

This was a conversation with his son last night in front of a noisy
generator, outdoors, and involving my old ears. Perhaps I
misheard something. Is it possible he started but DNF'ed the TdF?
Someone else pointed out a tour history site yesterday but my French
isn't good enough to know if those listed are only finishers.

-S-

I did a name search of the start lists for the Tour from 1972-1978 at
http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.net/ and did not come up with his name
on any of the start lists.

OK, thanks.

-S-

He never rode the TdF. He was a British-based "pro" who rarely rode on
the continent AFAIK.

"B. Lafferty" wrote in message
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"Steve Freides" wrote in message
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"B. Lafferty" wrote in message
hlink.net...

"Steve Freides" wrote in message
...
I met his son tonight - he's a trainer working with my son's soccer
team. From the UK, I believe, said his Dad rode the Tour 4 times in
the 70's. Google didn't find me any hits so I thought I'd ask here.

TIA.

-S-

According to Infostrada, he raced pro for one year, 1976, and placed
60th in the Tour of Switzerland. There is no indication that he ever
rode the Tour de France.

This was a conversation with his son last night in front of a noisy
generator, outdoors, and involving my old ears. Perhaps I
misheard something. Is it possible he started but DNF'ed the TdF?
Someone else pointed out a tour history site yesterday but my French
isn't good enough to know if those listed are only finishers.

-S-

I did a name search of the start lists for the Tour from 1972-1978 at
http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.net/ and did not come up with his name
on any of the start lists.

OK, thanks.

-S-