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  "textContent": "Miguel Indurain’s dominance did not look like Bernard Hinault’s. It was not built around intimidation in the same obvious way, and it did not often feel like a rider trying to crush the entire sport through visible aggression. Indurain’s greatness was quieter, but no less imposing. He won five consecutive Tours de France from 1991 […]\n\nThe post Miguel Indurain – economy of effort, huge engines and a very particular kind of dominance appeared first on ProCyclingUK.",
  "title": "Miguel Indurain – economy of effort, huge engines and a very particular kind of dominance"
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