Thanks for posting this. I remember watching this live on UK Ch 4, which took the French camera footage. There was a big tail wind and long downhill section on the way out, which is why some of the riders were averaging about 57/58 kph. At one point the motobike cameras was showing the speedometer at 80 kph when Chiapucci was on that fastest section. But I also remember the footage showing Sean Yates suffering on the way back up - he said it was "interminable".
Indurain won 10 time trials in the Tour de France, was olympic champion and world champion in the time trial, and beaten the hour record. Indurain is the best for the most, you just have to see the time trial in Luxembourg in 1992 or 1994 in Bergerac.
I've seen him in my childhood very often on TV. I guess this was the most incredible rider of all time. Much more honest and better as Armstrong and Ullrich (despite I'm a German!).
@@alessandromarcati7229 todo lo que quieras pero todos llevaban algo encima...pero las 28 pulsaciones en reposo en un cuerpo de casi 1,90mt no te las da ninguna sustancia.
At 3:40 he's almost keeping up with the van driving down the road at the other side of the lake :-P irregardless of the past, this is still an incredible time trial - to destroy everybody by such a margin. It is a shame that we can never see what he could have done all out with todays technology.
Seymour Gray why do you think that today are clean? Amstrong never had a positive , actual controls are the same now that in mid 90s(Hemat) Blood transfusions are the same as Epo and are indetectable, like epo and that is in the 90s,00s,10s.
Ism when did i say they were clean? i think they still dope, but drug testing has improved exponentially, thus they can't dope unfettered as they could in the 90s
+nautaYT ---- ¿Perdón? El que se ha caído es Armstrong, no Induráin. Armstrong fue condenado y deposeído de todos sus Tours. Contra Induráin no hay ni una sóla duda real, sólo calumnias y difamaciones de enviosos patológicos.
Viejotrueno, running sub 3 hr marathons after the 180km bike leg averaging 40km/h - no drafting. This is what pro triathletes manage. It is completely different to racing grand Tours but deserves respect in its own way. Running is much harder on your recovery than riding. Much harder.
Una vez más recordaré, lo que comentaba un conocido y profesor de Historia, "ahí le tenemos de nuevo a Santxo Vll el Fuerte, 8 siglos largos después, pasando por encima a todo el mundo; pero, sin humillar ni ofender a nadie". Zorionak (felicitaciones) al gran txapeldun (campeón) M. Indurain. Saludos.
I remember riding a 2up TT over 25 miles when I was 14. Howling gale that night on the way out and we made the turn in just over 21 minutes, the return leg took 47 minutes! Let's just say top gear wasn't high enough and bottom was almost too high.
Average speeds are not comparable between years in different environmental and technological conditions, and different average gradient. All athletics or swimming records will be beaten with time, what matters are the time differences with the rivals of his time.
Indurain won any race he wanted. In the 1993 Road race Championship won the sprint to the best specialists of the time. In the 1995 Road race championship won silver in the sprint. Indurain was content with winning Tours and Giros and left the rest to others.
@@m.amonroy4465 That's what he says, but that's also what Lance said. I'm sorry but there is quite literally no way from a biomechanical point of view that Indurain could compete with heavy dopers. Pre EPO, the Alp D'Huez records were all around 42 43 minutes. Indurain smashed those at rates similar to the other dopers. You'd have to be extremely delusional to think he was clean and could compete naturally with the dopers.
Es lo que tiene ser bendecido con un motor que rula a 28 pulsaciones por minuto y medir casi 1,90. Pura fisiología y ley de la palanca. Si encima es navarro a ver como lo paras...
Jamas habrá un hombre-maquina tan perfecta como Miguel,las maquina mas perfecta y SIN DOPPING NI HISTORIAS RARAS,todo natural,cada engranaje de su cuerpo puesto en el sitio perfecto y bien engrasado para hacernos disfrutar de su ciclismo,hasta sus rivales lo elogian incluso los ciclistas del presente Aun hoy en dia nadie se explica como funcionaba a ese ritmo,UNA MAQUINA
its arguable that indrains bike has lower drag due to the lower uci cortrol of design at the time.. the toptube slanted down makes for a superlowprofile position. Take into consideration his Pinarello taken from the track. after watching cance win worlds 3mins ahead of martin he is one of the if not the greatest ttist if all time
It is a fact that, although no proof has been found, all these guys were as high as the Eiffel Tower... That being said, I am bloody proud of Induráin; cycling from that era, with constant attacks, sudden fatigue attacks that would make cyclists lose several minutes, those crazy Pantani faces whilst standing up climbing some ludicrous mountain pass, those insane 80km/h downhills with no helmet, taking newspapers from spectators to use them as windshields inside their shirts, etc... Rominger, Zülle, Pantani, Induráin, Delgado, Riis, Jalabert, Virenque, Zabel, Cipollini, LeBlanc, Abdoujaparov, Chiapucci, Rincón... although they were all as high as shit, in some crazy extreme way, '90s cycling was so much better than today's. Now, the Tour just sucks big time...
@@robbo3132 They were all on one sort of rocket fuel or another from day one. It was medically enforced by the teams. I'd say basically from day one, they were all up.to their eyebrows. Which doesn't take the merit away. They were competing against others equally talented and on the same rocket fuel. So basically they all had the same advantage and it was so much more spectacular. Dangerous and spectacular.
@@robbo3132 BTW even though very few have openly admitted it, some have not denied it or hinted the situation. However Induráin has never actually said anything about it and keeps an extremely low profile for a figure of his importance to Spanish cycling.
@@Ulleval73 always better than anyone! Non like Froome or Armstrong... a regular cyclists that one day start to win always and misterously with medical TUE, etc..
@@m.amonroy4465 not all of them, some people are honest. Me for example, I refused to become a whore DJ in Ibiza, and I'm the better man for it. I refuse to think I'm the only one that's not a dishonest whore. So stop lying...
Jim Butler do you think Fignon is comparable a Indurain in a crono 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 are you blind? Indurain literally flies on his bicycle. You are American, isn’t it?
Indurain was always a good rider - won stages and helped Delgado but all of a sudden he was better than everyone else by a mile? It is suspicious on many levels. I think by now higher level doping was entering into the sport and things were getting warped
Yep, think he was one of the first to do blood transfusions and comprehensive use of epo (When it was still totally undetectable). Judging by his pre '90 grand tour results his body was particularly well suited to peds
@@thiscocks jealousy? His rivals made positive doppings..some of them are already dead....Indurain never and he still alive and pretty healthy..that's the proof 🤷🏻♂️
According to Vayer, averaged 455 Watts on one of his tours. The absolute, all-time "record" which will never be beaten!. The time trial would be better accompanied by the Benny Hill music. Because it's almost funny, given how ludicrous it is. Although, his fat arse tearing up Pyrenean gradients in the big ring at 20-odd kph is also quite spectacularly ridiculous.
I think his alpe exploits are more ludicrous given his power on the flats whilst its the reverse with Salbutamol-powered skeletons like Froome who’s ripping up the roads on power nowadays.
@@johnpontes812 well is true but out of season was 10 kg up.. He will usually have to go from 87-89 kg down to 79 kg.. Not always but yeah different era..this days all people in sports are ripped all year and have longer career just look at Nadal and federer.. Look at the r7vaks he had, a great lemond, gifted genetics as well even armstrong in mid 90's and he destroyed him in the time trail.. Indurain a force of nature..
Def the best flat time trailist the world has ever seen,tgey even tried to give him an uphill time trial and he still got 3rd carrying about 15kg more body weight than the two who beat him.On flat road no ine could sit at over 50km ph for hours like he could.
Totally agree. Riis had to use EPO in order to beat Indurain, and he did. This was the beginning of systematic doping, after 1990, it all changed and drugs were now the way to win. Armstrong would not admit it, but even he beat Indurain in the 1993 Worlds on EPO. I find it interesting that they wanted to expose everyone but Indurain, he got the ticket out of jail.
Indurain was the start of the huge EPO push in the early 1990's peleton. Prior to him some riders had dabbled in it. He then took the cheating with it to a brand new level. He increased his watts per kilogram of body weight by more than a full watt in the early 90's. Completely impossible to do without major PED's assistance. He was as big of a doper as the Euro peleton has ever seen, and in truth he should have had all his TDF wins stripped as well.
;DD Your question is of noob! ... you can see the descents of the high mountain of Miguel Indurain? Nobody would play their lives on a mountain descent if they know they will win because they consume EPO. I'm sorry but you're going to cry with your mom, little noob.
You have no idea. Indurain was in 80's a rider with great future. We had won 3 tours of the Tour l'Avenir. He won the vuelta a los alles mineros, the Volta of Cataluña and the Paris Niza and a stage in the tour in the 80's. Some of this victories before EPO was inveted. What win Riijs. Its clear that Indurain was an EPO user, probabibly due to his great power the biggest beneficiary, but Indurain was an very interested rider and Riijs was nothing. Riijs won the tour thanks to his 64% of hematocrit. I thinks Indurain never reach this figures.
Doctor Padilla for Indurain was indeed way better than doctor Ferrari was to Armstrong. And Armstrong treatment was described as the most professional doping system ever. Padilla made 80kgs Indurain climb better that 56kgs full drugged Pantani. What a shameful era indeed.
Greg thinks that Lance is a cheat and he considers him to be a bad person (Lance destroyed Greg's bicycle business, because Greg called him out on doping).
Big Mig is one of the greats. But lets not kid ourselves EPO was around since the 80s and there was no test for it until 2000 or something like that. He doped but so did delgado zulle Riis Tony and Lemond. big Mig was was just the better rider.
Wrong. EPO was discovered in 1905. It was given official FDA approval for general use in the US in 1989. Euro pro bike riders were on it in 1988/1989. Multiple pro teams were on it in large quantities by 1990. The entire Team Motorola for example was on it as early as 1991. Indian was most certainly on it when he suddenly started out climbing the best climbers in the world while weighing 20-30 pounds more than many of them. Big Mig was every bit the doper that Lance Dopestrong was.
Not really. Early 90's were still relatively clean. EPO didn't hit hard until the mid-90's. Dr. Ferrari's first experimentation with EPO was in '94 with Gewiss-Ballan, then it became normal regimen in '95 on the team.
thechosendude You couldn't be more wrong. EPO was being taken and experimented with as early as 1988 in Holland, with the Italians en masse getting in on it and perfecting it's use around 1990. Indurain was probably turned onto it around 1991. This is the result.
EMC2Scotia - Not the majority. Some case examples? Sure, but not widespread in the peloton. EPO didn't take a strong foothold over majority of the peloton until around '94 (what Lemond cites) and '95 (what Lance & ex-colleagues cite).
Cases? Chiappucci, Bugno & Argentin. Compare their 89 results to their 1990 results. Indurain's climbing, especially his ability to attack and stay away from 1990 to 1991 suddenly was flawless. Chiappucci to Sestriere is another example. Do that today and tomorrow you'd lose 20 minutes.
Aurelio Blasco No reason to insult me. I like Indurain as a rider and I consider him a really nice and humble person but do you really believe that Indurain didn`t dope??? BTW: my mother is a clerk, not a prosititue
Drugs, drugs drugs. Look, i enjoy smoking weed but i wouldnt touch the shit they were on, whatever the fuck it was. He had to have been doping; that was the golden age of doping. So i find it pretty silly to completely remove Lance Armstrong from the history books when you had lots of other winners who were doing the exact same shit!, that is not fair at all. Lance Armstrong isnt as bad as hes been made out.
clean or doped, Indurain dominated the peloton. Isn't "doping" an academic question at this point in cycling history? Kind of irrelevant, since most top riders in the 1990s (hell, maybe all top riders!) were on PEDs.
Thanks for posting this. I remember watching this live on UK Ch 4, which took the French camera footage. There was a big tail wind and long downhill section on the way out, which is why some of the riders were averaging about 57/58 kph. At one point the motobike cameras was showing the speedometer at 80 kph when Chiapucci was on that fastest section. But I also remember the footage showing Sean Yates suffering on the way back up - he said it was "interminable".
was Indurain already trained by Ferrari in 1992? I like that TT from 1994 where he blows by Lance, but wondered when Indurain went high octane
Indurain won 10 time trials in the Tour de France, was olympic champion and world champion in the time trial, and beaten the hour record.
Indurain is the best for the most, you just have to see the time trial in Luxembourg in 1992 or 1994 in Bergerac.
The best time trialist of his time, also the most doped up until 1996 when the others doped more.
I've seen him in my childhood very often on TV. I guess this was the most incredible rider of all time. Much more honest and better as Armstrong and Ullrich (despite I'm a German!).
you mean honest regarding drugs
Que lujo de ciclistas en esa década, cada uno a su estilo, ¡ que grandes !
Pone la piel de gallina. Un extraterrestre, el mejor jamás, en todos los terrenos, no me canso de verlo
La crono más mítica de la historia del ciclismo. El extraterrestre.
😅😅😅😅😅😅
EPO!!!!!!!
@@alessandromarcati7229 todo lo que quieras pero todos llevaban algo encima...pero las 28 pulsaciones en reposo en un cuerpo de casi 1,90mt no te las da ninguna sustancia.
Tour 1997: Saint Etienne-Saint Etienne, 55 km
1) Ullrich
2) Virenque + 3'04"
3) Riis + 3'08"
4) Olano + 3'14"
5) Pantani + 3'42"
Doping!
The real el patron and Spanish champion of cycling. A scholar and a gentleman.
que bravura de indurain una contrareloj de 75 y con esa.candencia tan fluida que mounstrou realmente formidable
Indurain es toda una leyenda es de mis favoritos.
The King!!!
El rey del pollo frito. Lo de pollo va con segundas, y no, no lo digo por Perico...Delgado
King of the EPO, yes.
@@sanchomill five tours....Morón
I am spanish, tell me what do you want me to win you, french of shit
@@nortenonorth7084 Te quiero también.
@@sanchomill gracias guapi
At 3:40 he's almost keeping up with the van driving down the road at the other side of the lake :-P irregardless of the past, this is still an incredible time trial - to destroy everybody by such a margin. It is a shame that we can never see what he could have done all out with todays technology.
IamNotHere if he had access to contemporary bike technology he would be subject contemporary doping controls
Seymour Gray why do you think that today are clean?
Amstrong never had a positive , actual controls are the same now that in mid 90s(Hemat) Blood transfusions are the same as Epo and are indetectable, like epo and that is in the 90s,00s,10s.
Ism when did i say they were clean? i think they still dope, but drug testing has improved exponentially, thus they can't dope unfettered as they could in the 90s
Seymour Gray Ok
I say it because in fact is easier now. Amstrong was catch because of his mates not controls. And epo is still indetectable
Like what ?! A lightweight frame ? That’ll save about half a second
buahhhh como sube la cuesta de pavés. brutal, nunca nacerá otro portento igual
Si. Armstrong. Se te ha caido un idolo? Pues ahi cae el otro!
+nautaYT ---- ¿Perdón? El que se ha caído es Armstrong, no Induráin. Armstrong fue condenado y deposeído de todos sus Tours. Contra Induráin no hay ni una sóla duda real, sólo calumnias y difamaciones de enviosos patológicos.
It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. He has never tested positive!! AND?? that proves what?
+Tiago Madeira
that proves he was clean, prove yourself he wasn't or keep your mouth shut, fat boy
Viejotrueno it was greatest achievement for pharmaceutical industry
Those were the days...we the helicopter and motor had problems to keep up with the riders
El mejor de todos los tiempos.... eso era ciclismo, con un montón de rivales buenos...
75 km time trial omg
MrDaniel M the bike leg of an Ironman is 180km you know, so it's just about knowing how to pace yourself ;)
Ironman is vanilla in comparison with the Tour
Unless you're talking from experience, shut the fuck up =))
the bike legs of Tour, Giro and Vuelta are 200 km (more or less) during 21 days... I laugh and shit on Ironman
Viejotrueno, running sub 3 hr marathons after the 180km bike leg averaging 40km/h - no drafting. This is what pro triathletes manage. It is completely different to racing grand Tours but deserves respect in its own way. Running is much harder on your recovery than riding. Much harder.
indurain the best every times.
Una vez más recordaré, lo que comentaba un conocido y profesor de Historia, "ahí le tenemos de nuevo a Santxo Vll el Fuerte, 8 siglos largos después, pasando por encima a todo el mundo; pero, sin humillar ni ofender a nadie". Zorionak (felicitaciones) al gran txapeldun (campeón) M. Indurain. Saludos.
Just what the hell ?
This Individual time trial is 75KM. 😳
2021 , still the best Pro cyclist for me.. pure power!💪🏼💪🏼 Miguel Indurain💪🏼💪🏼
how many open stages did he win (not TT)
И это проехано без карбонов и без манеток пистолетов хахаххаххахах на стали
La mejor exhibicion en toda la historia del Tour
EPO is a hell of a drug
For treating severe anemia, yes.
Que grandes tardes de ciclismo que maravilla de deporte y de deportistas.
I remember riding a 2up TT over 25 miles when I was 14. Howling gale that night on the way out and we made the turn in just over 21 minutes, the return leg took 47 minutes! Let's just say top gear wasn't high enough and bottom was almost too high.
Average speeds are not comparable between years in different environmental and technological conditions, and different average gradient.
All athletics or swimming records will be beaten with time, what matters are the time differences with the rivals of his time.
Alternate title: One of the most juiced time trials in history.
increible esta contrarreloj
Me acuerdo de esta retransmision y de algunos comentarios.
winning the tour just because you can time trial, denies the climbers
That's why the format has changed.
Indurain won any race he wanted. In the 1993 Road race Championship won the sprint to the best specialists of the time. In the 1995 Road race championship won silver in the sprint. Indurain was content with winning Tours and Giros and left the rest to others.
como dijo pantani esas contrareloj sentenciaban el tour¡¡¡
A Pantani, Indurain lo sentencio en Hautacam 14, y La Plagne 1995. Indurain el mejor ciclista de la historia en todos los terrenos
I thought he was descending the speed was so high then the camera showd he is riding next to a lake and its pan flat
They call him big mega very strong rider
Most incredible things is that Indurain was always clean, even Lance "The Pharmacy" Armstrong couldn't beat him
we don't really know that;)
You're on crack if you think Indurain was clean.
@@blackmamba3060 Yeap He was always against the use of Performance-enhancing substances
@@m.amonroy4465 That's what he says, but that's also what Lance said. I'm sorry but there is quite literally no way from a biomechanical point of view that Indurain could compete with heavy dopers. Pre EPO, the Alp D'Huez records were all around 42 43 minutes. Indurain smashed those at rates similar to the other dopers. You'd have to be extremely delusional to think he was clean and could compete naturally with the dopers.
@@blackmamba3060 That's also what Greg Lemond,and Chris Froome said
Es lo que tiene ser bendecido con un motor que rula a 28 pulsaciones por minuto y medir casi 1,90. Pura fisiología y ley de la palanca. Si encima es navarro a ver como lo paras...
Asi es tio, es lo k hay!!
I remember this. I was 11 and thought the guy was a machine ...
Es posible que además de Carlos de Andrés el otro comentarista sea José Luis Uribarri?
Creo que era Emilio Tamargo.
is he using 650 o 700 wheels??
wasn't it common back then to run a 650 front and 700 rear on TT bikes..?
Indurain Indurain
Amazing guy, a legend
Jamas habrá un hombre-maquina tan perfecta como Miguel,las maquina mas perfecta y SIN DOPPING NI HISTORIAS RARAS,todo natural,cada engranaje de su cuerpo puesto en el sitio perfecto y bien engrasado para hacernos disfrutar de su ciclismo,hasta sus rivales lo elogian incluso los ciclistas del presente
Aun hoy en dia nadie se explica como funcionaba a ese ritmo,UNA MAQUINA
Claro, claro, ‘todo natural’, ‘sin doping’ 😆
@@Xesteiras a día de hoy conserva TODOS sus títulos
@@vitygass suerte tiene de pertenecer a un pais corrupto como españa
its arguable that indrains bike has lower drag due to the lower uci cortrol of design at the time.. the toptube slanted down makes for a superlowprofile position. Take into consideration his Pinarello taken from the track.
after watching cance win worlds 3mins ahead of martin he is one of the if not the greatest ttist if all time
Just amazing. WOW. Incredible humans
PEDs are pretty remarkable, aren't they?
It is a fact that, although no proof has been found, all these guys were as high as the Eiffel Tower... That being said, I am bloody proud of Induráin; cycling from that era, with constant attacks, sudden fatigue attacks that would make cyclists lose several minutes, those crazy Pantani faces whilst standing up climbing some ludicrous mountain pass, those insane 80km/h downhills with no helmet, taking newspapers from spectators to use them as windshields inside their shirts, etc...
Rominger, Zülle, Pantani, Induráin, Delgado, Riis, Jalabert, Virenque, Zabel, Cipollini, LeBlanc, Abdoujaparov, Chiapucci, Rincón... although they were all as high as shit, in some crazy extreme way, '90s cycling was so much better than today's. Now, the Tour just sucks big time...
Grew up watching the tour with my father every day after lunch in Spain and I remember so many epic races. Now it's so boring.
Yeah i agree.
was Indurain already trained by Ferrari in 1992? I like that TT from 1994 where he blows by Lance, but wondered when Indurain went high octane
@@robbo3132 They were all on one sort of rocket fuel or another from day one. It was medically enforced by the teams. I'd say basically from day one, they were all up.to their eyebrows. Which doesn't take the merit away. They were competing against others equally talented and on the same rocket fuel. So basically they all had the same advantage and it was so much more spectacular. Dangerous and spectacular.
@@robbo3132 BTW even though very few have openly admitted it, some have not denied it or hinted the situation. However Induráin has never actually said anything about it and keeps an extremely low profile for a figure of his importance to Spanish cycling.
The best in history
One of the "best" doped cyclists in history? I'll buy that!
@@Ulleval73 always better than anyone! Non like Froome or Armstrong... a regular cyclists that one day start to win always and misterously with medical TUE, etc..
Sólo hay una cosa peor que la envidia......
LOS ENVIDIOSOS
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Ulleval73 he NEVEr made a positive dopping...His rivals can't say the same....
@@Souliban Armstrong never gave a positive drug test, it doesn't mean anything.
Riders casually choosing to ride without a helmet on the day :D
Ha! Chiapucci was undergeared! Guess there's no need in remaining down on the aero bars when you're spun out in your highest gear. 8D
Calamari Chris yea, i noticed he was spinning very high rpm. rare in those days
Cuanta envidia se ve por aquí!
Eso es lo que pienso yo...alguno se piensa que se dopan por nacionalidades y que a Colombia no llegó jajaka
Sometimes I am also in a hurry to make the pharmacy, but not like this…
Algo de locos lo que hizo Miguel ese día, destrozó a sus rivales física y moralmente. Sin lugar a dudas un extraterrestre...
This or Jonas tdf 2023?
indurain doped or not would obliterate everyone right now
Most incredible time trial ever seen? Didn't Greg Lemond set an all time speed record when he beat Fignon to win a tour?
Yes 34 mph avg. Not mistaken..Big Mig test positive for "something"
@@johnlothrop6680 all of them including lemond were using drugs
@@m.amonroy4465 not all of them, some people are honest. Me for example, I refused to become a whore DJ in Ibiza, and I'm the better man for it. I refuse to think I'm the only one that's not a dishonest whore. So stop lying...
Es Miguel o prudencio?
Retrospectively, Prudencio probably served as a rolling compatible blood transfusion bag for Miguel...
I wonder if he wudve won the TT in this generation i think he would still win a long hot tt
No. The most incredible time trial was LeMond beating Fignon and winning the tour.
Jim Butler do you think Fignon is comparable a Indurain in a crono 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 are you blind? Indurain literally flies on his bicycle. You are American, isn’t it?
Indurain beats Le Mond here.
EPO!
Me gustaria saber que zuma Indurian estaba bibiendo entonces...supuesto no Coke???
El mismo que todos, lo que pasa que el era el mejor.
Cuando se aplicaban gasolina de avión y ningún laboratorio se los detectaba .casi todos se inyectaban y no pasaba nada ...
El caballero Hidalgo; que tiempos que ciclismo
Incredible
the best days of cycling
Indurain was always a good rider - won stages and helped Delgado but all of a sudden he was better than everyone else by a mile? It is suspicious on many levels. I think by now higher level doping was entering into the sport and things were getting warped
Yep, think he was one of the first to do blood transfusions and comprehensive use of epo (When it was still totally undetectable). Judging by his pre '90 grand tour results his body was particularly well suited to peds
@@thiscocks jealousy? His rivals made positive doppings..some of them are already dead....Indurain never and he still alive and pretty healthy..that's the proof 🤷🏻♂️
Un mojon pa ti.
I would hate to think he was on the skag!
Entre más veo los vídeos más me gustan brutal
Chingon de chingones!!!
Chingonista del doping 🥴
The GOAT
The Number 1. The best ever.
According to Vayer, averaged 455 Watts on one of his tours. The absolute, all-time "record" which will never be beaten!. The time trial would be better accompanied by the Benny Hill music. Because it's almost funny, given how ludicrous it is. Although, his fat arse tearing up Pyrenean gradients in the big ring at 20-odd kph is also quite spectacularly ridiculous.
I think his alpe exploits are more ludicrous given his power on the flats whilst its the reverse with Salbutamol-powered skeletons like Froome who’s ripping up the roads on power nowadays.
He was not fat not even close
@@johnpontes812 well is true but out of season was 10 kg up.. He will usually have to go from 87-89 kg down to 79 kg.. Not always but yeah different era..this days all people in sports are ripped all year and have longer career just look at Nadal and federer.. Look at the r7vaks he had, a great lemond, gifted genetics as well even armstrong in mid 90's and he destroyed him in the time trail.. Indurain a force of nature..
Fat? All riders were below 10% bodyfat and as low as probably 6% towards the end with muscle tissue loss also, go educate yourself
Legend
I witnessed this in person. Crazy fast
🏆🏆🏆🚴🚴🚴♥️♥️♥️
Def the best flat time trailist the world has ever seen,tgey even tried to give him an uphill time trial and he still got 3rd carrying about 15kg more body weight than the two who beat him.On flat road no ine could sit at over 50km ph for hours like he could.
The best of all times and also clean of drugs.
MIGUEL INDURAIN.
BS!! Indurain was one of the best dopers of all time. A 175 pound guy out climbing 150 pound climbers?? Big time EPO doper = Indurain.
Totally agree. Riis had to use EPO in order to beat Indurain, and he did. This was the beginning of systematic doping, after 1990, it all changed and drugs were now the way to win. Armstrong would not admit it, but even he beat Indurain in the 1993 Worlds on EPO. I find it interesting that they wanted to expose everyone but Indurain, he got the ticket out of jail.
Indurain was the start of the huge EPO push in the early 1990's peleton. Prior to him some riders had dabbled in it. He then took the cheating with it to a brand new level. He increased his watts per kilogram of body weight by more than a full watt in the early 90's. Completely impossible to do without major PED's assistance. He was as big of a doper as the Euro peleton has ever seen, and in truth he should have had all his TDF wins stripped as well.
;DD
Your question is of noob! ... you can see the descents of the high mountain of Miguel Indurain?
Nobody would play their lives on a mountain descent if they know they will win because they consume EPO.
I'm sorry but you're going to cry with your mom, little noob.
You have no idea. Indurain was in 80's a rider with great future. We had won 3 tours of the Tour l'Avenir. He won the vuelta a los alles mineros, the Volta of Cataluña and the Paris Niza and a stage in the tour in the 80's. Some of this victories before EPO was inveted. What win Riijs. Its clear that Indurain was an EPO user, probabibly due to his great power the biggest beneficiary, but Indurain was an very interested rider and Riijs was nothing. Riijs won the tour thanks to his 64% of hematocrit. I thinks Indurain never reach this figures.
Este extraterrestre salió a una contrareloj de casi 60 kilómetros como si fuera un prólogo de 5...Jesús este señor nació en otro planeta??
Resting HR 28 bpm and vo2 over 50lpm. You can talk PED's all you want Big Mig was phenomena not scene in cycling.
+ drugs.
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Indurain semble être le seul à partir pour faire un chrono...
The GOLDEN ERA of cycling .......A time when men were real men and steel bicycles pieces of art....
No, you're thinking of pre 90s before the clever drugs
Doctor Padilla for Indurain was indeed way better than doctor Ferrari was to Armstrong. And Armstrong treatment was described as the most professional doping system ever. Padilla made 80kgs Indurain climb better that 56kgs full drugged Pantani. What a shameful era indeed.
Super doping.
In 1992 they were using 8 speed cluster for campagnolo and shimano. Not like today's 11 speed gearing.
Greg lemond.....I wonder what he thinks about Lance Armstrong?
Greg thinks that Lance is a cheat and he considers him to be a bad person (Lance destroyed Greg's bicycle business, because Greg called him out on doping).
he's completely jacked up on steroids. epo.etc.
No sabia que antes habían C.R.I de 65 km 😱
De 80 kilómetros era muchas contrarreloj en aquella época . Era inhumano
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EPO aided yet never pursued like Armstrong.
Eso si es una contra el reloj 65 km
Ulrich's timetrial in 1997 was even more impressive
It really wasn't mate
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Big Mig is one of the greats. But lets not kid ourselves EPO was around since the 80s and there was no test for it until 2000 or something like that. He doped but so did delgado zulle Riis Tony and Lemond. big Mig was was just the better rider.
Triadlateralus i don't believe lemond used epo. he may have doped though
Triadlateralus EPO was only invented in the lab in 1988. It wasn't used in sport until about 1993
Wrong. EPO was discovered in 1905. It was given official FDA approval for general use in the US in 1989. Euro pro bike riders were on it in 1988/1989. Multiple pro teams were on it in large quantities by 1990. The entire Team Motorola for example was on it as early as 1991. Indian was most certainly on it when he suddenly started out climbing the best climbers in the world while weighing 20-30 pounds more than many of them. Big Mig was every bit the doper that Lance Dopestrong was.
They all doped. Mig was just better athlete.
Lemond never doped. 95 VO2 max. But that wasn't enough against EPO plus physiological freak that was Indurain.
Indurain raced to win the Tour and that takes away energies and makes you avoid risks in curves and descents. Cancellara is not able to win a Tour.
Big chainring on Migs bike.....
Poetry in motion..cycling's boring nowadays
Lowest ever recorded resting heart rate,28bpm....I wonder what caused that??? Hmmmmmmm.
Crack
That cook should get back in his kitchen 😂
The were drugged up to the eyeballs in the early 90s but it was great to watch ;-) And btw: Indurain was a beast
Not really. Early 90's were still relatively clean. EPO didn't hit hard until the mid-90's. Dr. Ferrari's first experimentation with EPO was in '94 with Gewiss-Ballan, then it became normal regimen in '95 on the team.
thechosendude You couldn't be more wrong. EPO was being taken and experimented with as early as 1988 in Holland, with the Italians en masse getting in on it and perfecting it's use around 1990. Indurain was probably turned onto it around 1991. This is the result.
EMC2Scotia - Not the majority. Some case examples? Sure, but not widespread in the peloton. EPO didn't take a strong foothold over majority of the peloton until around '94 (what Lemond cites) and '95 (what Lance & ex-colleagues cite).
Cases? Chiappucci, Bugno & Argentin. Compare their 89 results to their 1990 results. Indurain's climbing, especially his ability to attack and stay away from 1990 to 1991 suddenly was flawless. Chiappucci to Sestriere is another example. Do that today and tomorrow you'd lose 20 minutes.
Aurelio Blasco No reason to insult me. I like Indurain as a rider and I consider him a really nice and humble person but do you really believe that Indurain didn`t dope???
BTW: my mother is a clerk, not a prosititue
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Uh, Greg LeMond, Paris. Indurain was fast. LeMond was epic. All the difference in the world.
24 kms vs 75 kms.
Drugs, drugs drugs. Look, i enjoy smoking weed but i wouldnt touch the shit they were on, whatever the fuck it was. He had to have been doping; that was the golden age of doping. So i find it pretty silly to completely remove Lance Armstrong from the history books when you had lots of other winners who were doing the exact same shit!, that is not fair at all. Lance Armstrong isnt as bad as hes been made out.
clean or doped, Indurain dominated the peloton. Isn't "doping" an academic question at this point in cycling history? Kind of irrelevant, since most top riders in the 1990s (hell, maybe all top riders!) were on PEDs.
Me hubiese gustado un indurain frente a un pogacar creo k indurain lo dominaria sin sonrojarse
Indurain the best... guiris envious, jaundiced...