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
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Robert Millar blog: The making of Richie Porte
Reading between the lines of the Dauphiné's final day -
Robert Millar's Giro d'Italia analysis
Looking back at three weeks of pulsating racing -
Robert Millar blog: Rating the Giro d'Italia contenders
Movistar paying back Team Sky for the 2012 Vuelta
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Robert Millar: A peloton at two speeds and a new breed of climbers
1991 - the year everything changed -
Robert Millar blog: Contador needs allies for a Vuelta a Espana ambush
Looking ahead to the Quintana-Froome shoot-out on the Aubisque -
Robert Millar's 2016 Vuelta a Espana predictions
Who will come out on top in Spain
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Robert Millar blog: Winning in the Circle of Death
The Aubisque, Tourmalet, Aspin and Peyresourde at the 1983 Tour de France -
How to beat Chris Froome at the Tour de France
Quintana and Contador must race smarter than in the past -
Robert Millar's cycling dream team
British climber picks his nine-man team
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