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Snooker's former Tour de France player Lee Spick has died at the age of 34.

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World Snooker has announced the death of former Tour player Lee Spick. The sport's governing body said Spick had passed away at the age of 34 after a liver-related illness. Spick was on snooker's main tour from 2000 to 2010, twice reaching the final qualifying round for the World Championship. He dropped off the Tour but returned on a two-year card in 2013, but played in just two tournaments before his death. World Snooker has announced the death of former Tour player Lee Spick on Monday, aged 34 .