Robert Millar
Robert Millar was one of the last pure climbers of the Tour de France, winning several stages in the mountain stages and finishing fourth overall in 1984. He is also the only English speaker to have ever won the prestigious polka-dot jersey climber's competition jersey.
Millar retired in 1995 but has continued to follow the sport closely. He was often critical of the media and quickly cuts through the excuses and spin to understand why and how riders win and lose.
Latest articles by Robert Millar

By Robert Millar Published
Reading between the lines of the Dauphiné's final day

By Robert Millar Published
Looking back at three weeks of pulsating racing

By Robert Millar Published
Movistar paying back Team Sky for the 2012 Vuelta

By Robert Millar Published
1991 - the year everything changed

By Robert Millar Published
Looking ahead to the Quintana-Froome shoot-out on the Aubisque

By Robert Millar Published
Who will come out on top in Spain

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The Aubisque, Tourmalet, Aspin and Peyresourde at the 1983 Tour de France

By Robert Millar Published
Quintana and Contador must race smarter than in the past

By Robert Millar Published
British climber picks his nine-man team

By Robert Millar Published
They had the best game-plan and they executed it perfectly

By Robert Millar Published
Final climb of the race and Quintana has slim chance

By Robert Millar Published
In some sections we've seen a desperate level of journalism at the Tour de France

By Robert Millar Published
Former rider dicusses Froome data leak

By Robert Millar Published
Van Garderen steps up while Nibali and Quintana lose ground

By Robert Millar Published
The former stage winner impressed by Froome and Team Sky

By Robert Millar Published
Share your photos to stay sane at the Tour

By Robert Millar Published
Does Porte deserve another Grand Tour spot?

By Robert Millar Published
Astana would gladly trade stage wins for final maglia rosa

By Robert Millar Published
'...like Noah directing the animals as they came in two-by-two'

By Robert Millar Published
'The crazy thing about the Kazakh tactics is they are now hurting their own leader Fabio Aru'

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"If there's any shame it's on the decision to punish friendship," says former pro

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Team tactics, young stage winners and crashes have made for an interesting first week

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2013 winner needs to improve tactics and race the Classics
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