Miguel Indurain

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human professional cyclist road racing cyclist

Miguel Indurain is a Spanish former professional cyclist renowned for dominating road racing in the early 1990s, including a record run of consecutive Tour de France victories.

Aliases (3)

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	human → professional cyclist → road racing cyclist →
awardReceived	Prince of Asturias Award for Sports →
countryOfBirth	Spain →
countryOfCitizenship	Spain →
dateOfBirth	1964-07-16 →
discipline	road cycling →
era	early 1990s dominance in stage racing →
familyName	Indurain →
fullName	Miguel Indurain Larraya →
gender	male →
GiroDItaliaWin	1992 → 1993 →
GiroDItaliaWins	2 →
givenName	Miguel →
GrandTourDoubles	Tour de France–Giro d'Italia double in 1992 → Tour de France–Giro d'Italia double in 1993 →
height	1.88 m →
knownFor	winning the Tour de France five consecutive times →
language	Spanish →
nationality	Spanish →
notableCharacteristic	calm racing style → exceptional aerobic capacity →
OlympicGoldMedal	1996 Atlanta men’s individual time trial →
OlympicParticipation	1996 Summer Olympics →
placeOfBirth	Villava →
residence	Navarre →
retired	1997 →
ridingSpecialty	stage races → time trials →
role	rider →
sport	cycling →
team	Banesto → Reynolds →
TourDeFranceWin	1991 → 1992 → 1993 → 1994 → 1995 →
TourDeFranceWins	5 →
turnedProfessional	1984 →
VueltaAEspanaBestResult	2nd overall in 1991 →
weight	approximately 80 kg during career →
wonRace	Clásica de San Sebastián → Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré → Paris–Nice →
WorldHourRecord	held in 1994 →
WorldHourRecordDistance	53.040 km →
worldTimeTrialChampion	1995 →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Banesto → Reynolds →	notableRider
Villava →	birthplaceOf
Miguel Indurain ("Indurain") →	familyName
Miguel Indurain ("Miguel Indurain Larraya") →	fullName
Tour de France →	mostOverallWinsHolder
Miguel ("Miguel Induráin") →	notableBearer
Paris–Nice →	notableWinner