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IÑIGO SAN MILLAN

adej reminds me of Miguel Indurain, who I met when he came out to train in Colorado, where I teach at university, before the 1995 Worlds. Like Indurain, he comes across as very normal, aware that not everything in this life begins and ends with cycling. Some riders I’ve

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