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Patrick Chêne Patrick Chêne ( born 26 April 1956 in Lyon ) is a French journalist who worked mainly on France TV , where he commented the Tour de France between 1989 and 2000 . Biography . Youth . Educated at the Lyons High School of , and then becoming a law graduate , Patrick Chêne began his journalistic career in 1977 as a freelancer at the Progrès de Lyon . He then worked the letters department , then the sports section of the newspaper . TV career . In 1982 he joined the newspaper LÉquipe , then in 1985 he worked on television at Antenne 2 as a journalist for Stade 2 . He commented on the Tour de France from 1989 to 2000 in the company of Robert Chapatte , then Bernard Thevenet . Patrick Chêne was appointed sports director of Antenne 2 and presented Stade 2 between March 1992 – July 1995 before moving to newscast the newsshow on France 2 from 1995 to 1998 . He was then director of the sports department of France Télévisions from 1998 to 2000 , succeeding . From 1997 to 1999 he co-hosted Telethon with Sophie Davant . He also co-hosted Les Trésors du monde with Nathalie Simon in 1994 . Founder-director of Sporever . After leaving France Télévisions in 2000 , he founded and directed the group which specializes in publishing and content production . He was also host of the Histoires de Sport on Orange sport . Back to TV . In September 2010 Patrick Chêne had taken over for – Also a former presenter of Stade 2 – on The Parliamentary Channel and presented Politique Matin , the little political lunch of the TV channel . He was also executive producer of the show . In September 2012 Patrick Chêne created a TV channel dedicated to sports news , where he hosted the show Incognito . In July 2015 Patrick Chêne announced he was leaving and CPAC but that the shows will continue . Arts and entertainment . In 2009 he wrote a play , Cest pas gagné ( It is not won ) . The main performers are his daughter and his son-in-law . Given the success of the performances , a tour was organized until 2011 . He wrote four TV movies about a policeman in the series Les Cinq Dernières Minutes : Un mort sur les pavés . The action takes place during the Paris-Roubaix and Patrick Chêne appears as himself . Private life . Patrick Chêne is the father of five children . One of his daughters , , Is an actress , best known for the role of Juliet in the soap opera Plus belle la vie . His niece , , Is also an actress , and best known for her role in . Radio career . Patrick Chêne has been a radio executive . Indeed , on 1 August 2002 , the Sport OFM radio station , which later became , was put into receivership . Different recovery projects were proposed and it was the tender of Patrick Chênes Sporever group with FM Sport which was chosen . Patrick Chêne , however , resold quickly to Sport FM at the in August 2003 . Books . - A mon tour , éditions Robert Laffont , 1998 ( ) Awards . Patrick Chêne received four Sept dor : - Sept dor for best sports journalist ( 1993 )