Miguel Indurain is well known as the only person to win five consecutive editions of the Tour de France, but before he was a top bike rider he was a dab hand at running. In footage published on ...

Shy and modest almost to a fault, Spain's greatest-ever athlete Miguel Indurain has never been one to search for a place in the limelight. However, the 60-year-old from Navarra in northeast Spain has ...

"It was like somebody had died," is how former sports journalist Jacinto Vidarte recalls the bleak, funereal, atmosphere that he witnessed Miguel Indurain’s final press conference as a bike racer at a ...

Miguel Indurain. Miguelon. Big Mig. Eighty kilos and 1.88m of power and class, a rider blessed not only with intelligence but with the patience needed to make the most of it. A reticent champion, who ...

Five times Tour de France Miguel Indurain will be honoured at the 2008 Tour Down Under, South Australian Minister for Tourism Jane Lomax-Smith has announced. Affectionately named Big Mig, due to his 1 ...

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. The ...

Indurain is one of four riders with record five Tour titles Spanish cycling champion points to Armstrong never testing positive Armstrong banned for life, stripped of seven Tour titles MADRID (AP) — ...

Miguel Indurain offered some choice words of advice for Primoz Roglic if the Slovenian wants to win the Tour de France-- go all in. The five-time Tour winner suggested that Roglic ease back on his ...

Rafael Nadal was voted by readers of the paper ahead of five times Tour de France winner, Miguel Indurain and basketball star, Pau Gasol, who is without doubt the greatest Spanish basketball player of ...