Victor Dubuisson of France celebrates his victory at the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday. REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY - Tags: SPORT GOLF) 

Victor Dubuisson of France poses with his trophy after his victory at the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday. REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY - Tags: SPORT GOLF) 

Victor Dubuisson of France poses with his trophy after his victory at the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday. REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY - Tags: SPORT GOLF) 

Victor Dubuisson of France (R) celebrates his victory with his caddy at the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday.REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY - Tags: SPORT GOLF) 

Victor Dubuisson of France celebrates his victory at the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday. REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY - Tags: SPORT GOLF) 

Victor Dubuisson of France poses with his trophy after his victory at the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday. REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY - Tags: SPORT GOLF) 

Victor Dubuisson of France plays his last shot out of the green on the 18th hole at the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday. REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY - Tags: SPORT GOLF) 

Victor Dubuisson of France (C) is surrounded by fans as he arrives to the award ceremony at the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday. REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY - Tags: SPORT GOLF) 

Turkish Airlines Open winner Victor Dubuisson of France (R) and second place Jamie Donaldson of Britain pose during the award ceremony in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday. Donaldson, helped by a hole-in-one at the par-three 16th, was two strokes adrift in second spot after a dazzling nine-under 63. REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY - Tags: SPORT GOLF) 

Victor Dubuisson of France is awarded with a cheque by Turkey's Sport Minister Suat Kilic after his victory at the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday. REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY - Tags: SPORT GOLF) 

Victor Dubuisson of France poses with his trophy after his victory at the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday. REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY) 

Victor Dubuisson of France poses with his trophy after his victory at the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in the south west city of Antalya November 10, 2013. Little-known Frenchman Victor Dubuisson showed no signs of stage fright as an exemplary exhibition of front-running earned him his maiden European Tour win at the inaugural $7 million Turkish Airlines Open on Sunday. REUTERS/Umit Bektas (TURKEY - Tags: SPORT GOLF) 

Veronica Penny, 11, of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada competes in the semi-final round of the 2009 National Spelling Bee in Washington, May 28, 2009. REUTERS/Larry Downing (UNITED STATES SOCIETY) 

Lisbeth Libby Trickett, 100 and 50 metre freestyle world record holder, smiles at the Australian swimming Olympic team trials for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, in Sydney in this March 29, 2008 file photo. Australia's top female swimmer, the former Libby Lenton, has changed her surname, built up her backside and recovered from an attack of stage-fright at the Athens Olympics. Now the former Libby Lenton is primed for an assault on six events in Beijing. To match feature OLYMPICS/SWIMMING-TRICKETT REUTERS/Daniel Munoz/Files (AUSTRALIA) 

The leader of Britain's Liberal Democrats, Charles Kennedy, sweats as he delivers a keynote speech to the party's spring conference in Southport, northwest England, March 21, 2004. Kennedy made his speech to delegates on Sunday amid speculation over his health, following his withdrawal from the Budget debate last week due to a stomach illness. Commentators had questioned whether Kennedy's illness was linked to stage fright. REUTERS/Simon Bellis 

The leader of Britain's Liberal Democrats, Charles Kennedy, wipes his brow as he delivers a keynote speech to the party's spring conference in Southport, northwest England, March 21, 2004. Kennedy made his speech to delegates on Sunday amid speculation over his health, following his withdrawal from the Budget debate last week due to a stomach illness. Commentators had questioned whether Kennedy's illness was linked to stage fright. REUTERS/Simon Bellis 

LEADER OF BRITAIN'S LIBERAL DEMOCRATS KENNEDY DELIVERS KEYNOTE SPEECH AT PARTY'S SPRING CONFERENCE IN SOUTHPORT. The leader of Britain's Liberal Democrats, Charles Kennedy, sweats as he delivers a keynote speech to the party's spring conference in Southport, northwest England, March 21, 2004. Kennedy made his speech to delegates on Sunday amid speculation over his health, following his withdrawal from the Budget debate last week due to a stomach illness. Commentators had questioned whether Kennedy's illness was linked to stage fright.