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Del Toro: "I Went to the Tour without Personal Ambition, It Wasn't My Time Yet"

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Paris, 10 Nov (EFE).- Mexican Isaac del Toro, a recent winner of the Singapore Criterium, reviewed the season that comes to an end and his participation in the Tour de France, where he finished third and as a better young man, despite confessing that he came “without personal ambition”. “The moment that comes to me at the head of the season is when on the Tour I realized that the people around me saw me more on the podium than myself. I went wit…

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Paris, 10 Nov (EFE).- Mexican Isaac del Toro, a recent winner of the Singapore Criterium, reviewed the season that comes to an end and his participation in the Tour de France, where he finished third and as a better young man, despite confessing that he came “without personal ambition”. “The moment that comes to me at the head of the season is when on the Tour I realized that the people around me saw me more on the podium than myself. I went wit…

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Isaac del Toro executed a change of pace in the final three kilometers of the Tour de France Criterium EFGH Singapore and left Paul Seixas behind to take the title with a time of 1:22:31 hours and about 10 meters of advantage over the French competitor.

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The Mexican cyclist shone back to the top of the podium to close what has been one of the most important years of his career

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Mexican Isaac del Toro closed an unforgettable 2026 season when he was crowned champion of the fifth edition of the Tour de France EFGH Singapore Criterium

Paris, Nov 10 (Latin Press) The Mexican cyclist Isaac del Toro confessed today how hard it is to try to do his professional career, especially because of the remoteness of his loved ones. The post Mexican cyclist Del Toro confesses how hard his career first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

In Singapore, the Mexican finished his year with a victory and encouraging sensations for his knee. But, behind the results, the 22-year-old rider also tells of a life of sacrifice, far from his native country and his loved ones. ...

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ADN 40 broke the news on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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