Rider Profile
Isaac del Toro
UAE Team Emirates
Personal Details:
Teams history:
- 2024 - UAE Team Emirates
Biography:
Isaac del Toro is a Mexican professional cyclist who turned professional in 2024 with UAE Team Emirates. Del Toro overcame a fractured femur suffered in the off-season in 2022 and had a hugely successful year in 2023, winning the Tour de l'Avenir and the stage on the Col de la Loze. The result earned him a WorldTour contract at age 20, and he began his neo-pro year with a podium in the Down Under Classic from a late breakaway, won a stage in the Tour Down Under and led the race for three stages before finishing third overall.
Key results
🥇Tour de l'Avenir (2023)
🥇Tour Down Under stage (2024)
🥉Tour Down Under GC (2024)
🥉Giro della Valle d'Aosta-Mont Blanc (2023)
Related Articles
Isaac del Toro tests positive for COVID-19 at Vuelta a España but cleared to race
By Alasdair Fotheringham published
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UAE Team Emirates set new contract record, extending Isaac Del Toro to 2029
By Stephen Farrand published
News 20-year-old Mexican joins Pogačar, McNulty, Ayuso, Morgado and Vine in team's long-term development strategy
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Blogs
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A proper women's race – Historic day in Emporia at Unbound Gravel
Extended gaps around women's start end with unprecedented sprint finish though 'it’s still imperfect, but it’s the best we can do for now' -
Road prep and adapting to new rules as Life Time Grand Prix begins at Fuego XL mountain bike event
Lauren De Crescenzo uses The Growler for confidence boost ride ahead of prestigious off-road series -
'Untapped gold' in store for inaugural RADL GRVL in South Australia
Nathan Haas calls gravel course 'raw, fast, exciting' after pre-ride with co-founder Valtteri Bottas -
UCI Gravel Worlds - new course, same criticisms cast doubt on event
Nathan Haas hears feedback from fellow riders on course elevation being 'selective without being stupid' -
Nathan Haas blog: We need to talk about the Unbound mud pit
Was it wrong to not re-route the course?