Hunched over his handlebars, posterior on seat and barely a grimace on his face, the image of Miguel Indurain eating up the road before him became the iconic image of cycling in the early 1990s.

Indurain is best known for being the model of consistency, being the only ever racer so far to win the Tour de France five times in succession, from 1991 to 1995. Not even Eddy Merckx managed to ...

Indurain is best known for being the model of consistency, being the only ever racer so far to win the Tour de France five times in succession, from 1991 to 1995. Not even Eddy Merckx managed to ...

He is the last rider who truly awed Lance Armstrong, and this year, at least figuratively, Miguel Indurain will again roll alongside the Texan in the Tour de France peleton. Armstrong will tilt at … ...

Everybody, it seems, has a theory about Miguel Indurain. Take, for instance, the thighbone theory, an ostensible favorite of his longtime coach, José Miguel Echavarri. “The secret’s in the ...

Hunched over his handlebars, posterior on seat and barely a grimace on his face, the image of Miguel Indurain eating up the road before him became the iconic image of cycling in the early 1990s.