US Edition20 years without "climbing genius" Jose Maria Jimenez
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20 years without "climbing genius" Jose Maria Jimenez
Jose-Maria Jimenez, once touted as a successor to five-time Tour de France winner Miguel Indurain, died in a detox clinic in Madrid on December 6th, 2003. The cyclist from El Barraco, hung up his bike two years before due to his personal problems. He triumphed in the Vuelta, but, despite his great class and his ease of climbing the highest mountains, he never succeeded in the Tour de France. Jimenez was an idol of Spanish cycling like Marco Pant…
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