Indurain the most incredible time trial ever seen Tour 1992 part 2 of 2

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Stage 9: Monday, July 13, Luxembourg 65 km Individual Time Trial
1. Miguel Indurain: 1hr 19min 31sec
2. Armand De Las Cuevas @ 3min
3. Gianni Bugno @ 3min 41sec
4. Zenon Jaskula @ 3min 47sec
5. Greg LeMond @ 4min 4sec
6. Pascal Lino @ 4min 6sec
7. Stephen Roche 2 4min 10sec
8. Arturas Kasputis @ 4min 26sec
9. Alex Zulle @ 4min 29sec
10. Pedro Delgado @ 4min 52sec

[@josepsanchotarrago8214]

Magnífico documento, que tiempos aquellos y cuanto ha cambiado el ciclismo.

[@serviola3]

Era el mejor sin paliativos. Un fuera de serie , un extraterrestre . Un grandísimo campeón

[@ceroandone]

serviola3 3 minutos del segundo significa que iba a tope

[@xosecarlospena5233]

Si cierto junto con su médico sabino pastillas de lo mejor

[@onetwo-gt2tr]

sin duda y no te olvides de lo que hay detrás, todo un equipo de farmacéuticos increibles

[@castigador6089]

No hagas caso a estos fracasados calientasillas,no se que pintan aquí estos degenerados.

[@rssothon]

No, lo que hay detrás es un corazón que da 28 pulsaciones por minuto en reposo. Unido a un cuerpo de casi 1,90 mt es imbatible. Y encima navarro...para eso.

[@eliezergonzalez9913]

Fantastico, excepcional. unico. Coordinacion, estilo, gesto.

[@danielabrams7587]

This is amazing. 3 minutes!

[@josiasschmid3123]

Daniel Abrams I saw him ride last year in a long distance race in Switzerland, still the same style of his movements. BTW he was almost as fast as 25 years ago. By far the greatest rider of all times, also as a person.

[@MrMiquel10]

El mejor ciclista de la historia, con mucha diferencia

[@CreativoArtistico]

Indurain Genial 👑👑👑💎💎💎 Bravo Súper Campeón 🏆🏆🏆🏅🥇🏅👑♥️♥️♥️🏆

[@pedroiranzo3883]

Atacaba en las contrarrelojes para luego poder subir "tranquilo" en las duras etapas de alta montaña pero, si las cosas no iban del todo bien, también bajaba a tumba abierta (para ver quien quería suicidarse con él) ;D Miguel Induraín lo tenía todo y así le fue de bien. ¡Viva España y viva Indurain!.

[@mosquitotigre7078]

Que parlanchín está Miguelón en la entrevista, jejejeje. Y los tiempso que les metió a todos, sencillamente increíbles. Ya no se ven cronos de 65km, una lástima

[@pedroiranzo3883]

Se nota que a parte del EPO, también había consumido cocaína como buen drogadicto que era (de ahí su labia excesiva). No, en serio...cuanto envidioso yankee hay por el mundo, ¡viva Indurain!. ^_~ Saludos, Salva.

[@dp.7558]

Indurain beat 2nd place man by 3 minutes = 2.36km at that speed !

[@nielskjr5432]

Lemond loses by 4 minutes. 4 minutes!! Only two years before, he won the Tour. Very strange.

[@blackdog9770]

If Indurain was on EPO how did he beat his team mate Delgado by 5 minutes, assuming the whole team were doping. He got most of his time gains by the 45km time check and basically hung on for the last 20 km. Physiologically he was made for the time trial, he had a huge engine. You don't see gains like this anymore simply because ITT are only half this length on the Tour today. Otherwise guys like Rohan Dennis would be winning by 3 minutes.Interesting to see Virenque lose by 10 minutes. Obviously he wasn't on the juice in 1992.

[@jonplad3596]

Yes, sure you sell epo to he, for this you know... Then rohan dennis, tony martin, cancellara was on epo, no? Come on shut up

[@Souliban]

Any proof or you are just sad of not being Spanish?

[@nielskjr5432]

EPO clearly favor bigger riders like Riis, Olano, Zulle and Indurain.

[@titonene]

Nadie se ha fijado en el gesto de Indurain al levantarse de la silla. Rotooo!!! Era el mejor, único

[@fernandojimenez9439]

Que paliza jejeje este el señor Induraín era un super humano

[@mikelirureta548]

Estaba pensando en la época actual con cada vez menos crono y con el Ineos en modo controlando todo, lo tendría muy complicado ganar el Tour, pero en su época era el mejor y esto lo demuestra

[@MrMiquel10]

que puñetas hablais? su genètica, su inteligencia en carrera, el mejor de la historia con diferencias, solo eso.

[@alexserrano2850]

No te engañes. Es difícil de creer que en la edad de oro del dopaje Indurain no lo hiciera.

[@MsLUNOR]

También era la edad de oro de la heroína, por esa regla de 3 todos tomamos heroína, tu tomabas?

[@alexserrano2850]

La heroína se toma como droga recreativa por puro placer, no es una herramienta. Los fármacos que aumentan tu rendimiento físico no se toman por placer sino que los utilizan gente en la élite del deporte para ser lo mejor posible y llevar un poco más allá su cuerpo. Por supuesto que esto no son más que elucubraciones que no podemos probar, pero personalmente opino que en la era en la que se introdujo la EPO de forma experimental y siendo prácticamente el inicio de la medicina deportiva en la que se empezó a investigar de forma científica como preparar de forma íntegra a los deportistas para sacar el máximo rendimiento marginal deportivo (incluyendo fármacos) es de ilusos creer que un deportista aspirante a ganar grandes vueltas como Indurain eligiera voluntariamente ser PEOR que los demás aún con su potencial innato. ¿Acaso elegirías voluntariamente que tu bicicleta pesara 2kg más que las de tus contricantes? Porque eso es lo que significaba no correr dopado en el ciclismo de los 90 y primera mitad de los 2000: tener un hándicap con respecto a tus rivales más próximos. En resumen, tu comparación es cuanto menos demagógica e imprecisa.

[@pabloasecas2687]

@@alexserrano2850 ¿Y sus rivales? ¿Iban dopados o esos eran los honrados del pelotón?

[@alexserrano2850]

@@pabloasecas2687 Con una mínima capacidad deductiva tú mismo te darás cuenta de que eso es lo que significa lo que he escrito. ``En la edad de oro del dopaje´´, es decir: cuando todos lo hacían.

[@sergiotorres7855]

El estilo lo es todo... Como pedalea a!!

[@jonplad3596]

Amazing genetic, best rider in cri history, maybe best rider in history... He win 5 tours easly...

[@arkaitzvdb]

Arturas Kasputis disputó jos JJOO de Barcelona'92... creía que como profesional no podría competir. Por ejemplo Rebellin y Armstrong empezaron a ser profeionales justo tras la disputa de los Juegos.

[@AlexanderSkerjen]

Disputó los de Seúl

[@sjankis630]

Fignon is he drafting Big Mig?

[@1stPlaceDirector]

Wow, more than 3 minutes faster than the next placed rider. Something is going on.

[@sparx550]

Ask him about Dr Conconi.

[@sergiodanielgarcia9728]

Y las máquinas que tenían ni ahi de las de ahora y terribles cronos de más de 60 k

[@ivickplay365]

De 80 kilómetros en esa época hubo varias.😬

[@juanragonrod8559]

Indurain the best... guiris envious, jaundiced...

[@jaime5826]

Que digas que se dopaba Rominger, lo reconoció hasta el, pero Indurain siempre estuvo exento de dudas y 0 controles doping, vivir con la envidia de un super español campeón, eso el lo que sois unos envidiosos.

[@alexserrano2850]

Tonterías. En esa época no había controles doping para la EPO (y para los demás compuestos se miraba para otro lado, especialmente las autoridades españolas). Necesitáis dejar de engañaros.

[@barrosopalosantos]

@@alexserrano2850 Claro como Indurain era bueno pues se dopaba, verdad? Pues que yo sepa le hicieron controles y no le han retirado sus tour... siendo español y con las ganas que nos tienen los franceses. Así que os podéis meter vuestras mierdas de comentarios infundados por el ORTO. De nada, chavalote.

[@hassel1908]

Indurain was already in 1984 a patient of Ferrari. Best EPO prepared cyclist at that time. But hey they all used, so he was just smarter with it i guess.

[@19slovenija]

or best cyclist

[@MrMiquel10]

really you are an stupid. I do not have any word more, forget the ciclism. no mires nunca mas nada relacionado con el mejor deportista de la historia. y comprate un espejo grande. mirate y veras que llevo razon, eres realmente un estupido

[@richardwilliams6256]

You could have been a patient of Ferrari since birth and you are not coming within 30% of that time. Indurain was super talented to start with. You want a turbo charged Dahitso or a Ferrari F40.

[@markhancock7527]

cocconi maybe but in 1987 for sure not 1984.

[@markadams5839]

I don'ts agree with you. The Big Mig had more talent than Lemond. Lemond was a hard trier and a pioneer. He was the man who worked on areo-dynamics and made it work in cycling. If you look at Mig's peddle style to Lemond's, you may be able to see the efficiency in Mig's compared to Lemond. Guys, I was a very successful cyclist in my 3rd world country. I look at many tour races. It is clear that the big Miguel was a better built cyclist at the time. If you look carefully at his posture, his body movement, he was just efficient. unlike the other Guys, Notice only under extreme situations, the other parts of his body moves. His peddle stroke starts from his hip, and only from there downward works. This peddle style allowed the even use of the muscle groups on his legs, he could have then shifted a bit on his saddle, to rest some muscles, and use others more. I tried for many tears to copy his style, when I got it, I won more races than my age. The Guy was great, just give him is credit.

[@derekmclean5603]

Fuelled on bread and water and oh yeah, lots of EPO!!!💉

[@Souliban]

Any proof or you are just sad of not being Spanish?

[@derekmclean5603]

@@Souliban Please tell me why would I be sad at not being Spanish? Yes there’s no direct proof of EPO use but plenty of anecdotal evidence. A statement by Greg Lemond on his 1991 tour said he was in better form than any of his previous tour wins yet that year he got smoked. He never accused Indurain of doping but rather implied the entire peleton was fuelled. You’re a dreamer if you don’t think he was assisted by substances.

[@Souliban]

@@derekmclean5603 you seems pretty jealous. Why are you here in a video about a Spanish sportsman, considered the best cyclists ever, saying he was on EPO without a single proof? Most of his rivals are dead and or were on dopping ( proved) . Indurain never had a positive and he still alive and pretty healthy 🤷🏻‍♂️ . So if you still here saying that is pure jealousy of Spain and it's goals. Black Legend was made under English jealousy to defeat the SuperPower Spain in a Moral War...You more or less are doing the same. 😄

[@TwentyTwenty90]

Ah good old Conconi client Miguel. Only a margin of 3 minutes between him and the next best rider. An absolute farce he is still officially recognised as clean.

[@yoyiperrote9786]

Thomas W w

[@AlexanderSkerjen]

Ah yes, the next best rider. That rider being Armand de las Cuevas, who was also doping and was caught as a user of banned substances in the Giardini Margherita pharmacy raid. Or perhaps you mean the next best rider, Gianni Bugno, who tested positive for caffeine in 1994 and had to serve a two-year suspension. Or maybe the next best rider after these, Zenon Jaskula, who admitted in 2007 to have consumed cortison and caffeine. It's such the prevalence of doping in those years that even the last placed cyclist in that time trial (18 minutes off the pace), Alan Peiper, jumped a control in 1986. Indurain was the best, full stop. In a time where 99% of the peloton was under your doctor of choice, his own superior physique came through.

[@jgrau5089]

Tested for years, and not one positive or word from others that he doped. Not one single blemish. Probably the greatest athlete/cyclist ever...

[@cuntaquintes]

where can i buy those power bars?

[@josedavidbertoasaez172]

Ask Armstrong for it. Not at the biggest rider on history.

[@matejburian3191]

in museum