He should be happy this race wasnt one kilometer longer.14th win of the season and 8th one-day race won! King of under 200 km races.
He should be happy this race wasnt one kilometer longer.14th win of the season and 8th one-day race won! King of under 200 km races.
He should be happy this race wasnt one kilometer longer.![]()
This isn't Del Toro's rookie season, it's his second. Pogacar won the Tour in his second year.So is he the next Eddie Merckx? Did anyone in the past have a better rookies season than Del Toro?
Yes, Isaac del Toro is a neo-pro, having started his professional cycling career in 2024 with UAE Team Emirates and immediately making a significant impact
If he was clearly the strongest than he's also clearly the dumbest rider to ever race at the pro level.And he mostly lose the Giro because of tactics, he was clearly the strongest.
And he mostly lose the Giro because of tactics, he was clearly the strongest.
Came here to see how Red Rick would disrespect del Toro after today's win. (true story) Wasn't disqppointed.If he was clearly the strongest than he's also clearly the dumbest rider to ever race at the pro level.
Hey, no Clinic talk...I somehow doubt that. He was really struggling on the tough multi mountain stages (Finestre before Finestre wasn't tough).
Put Recta Contador and I think he is a minute behind Carapaz on the top.
And I don't think he was all that strong on Finestre either. So far this season he is giving all the impressions of a reborn Valverde.
A bit harsh? The strongest rider not winning is hardly rare, in fact that is the beauty of cycling. And he’s only 21.If he was clearly the strongest than he's also clearly the dumbest rider to ever race at the pro level.
It's not a disrespect to Del Toro. It's me deservedly ridiculing the idea that he was the strongest rider in the Giro when he got dropped on each of the 3 hardest raced big climbs of the race.Came here to see how Red Rick would disrespect del Toro after today's win. (true story) Wasn't disqppointed.
Funny how you didn't mention how many times he gained time on the Giro winner.It's not a disrespect to Del Toro. It's me deservedly ridiculing the idea that he was the strongest rider in the Giro when he got dropped on each of the 3 hardest raced big climbs of the race.
I think it's actually less disrepectful to think he was 3rd best in the race than to think he was a complete moron. For the life of me I cannot understand the line of reasoning that goes almost like : "He was winning the Giro then he decided to just throw it away for the lulz, he's my favorite rider now"
If anything it gets super hard to like Del Toro simply based on the insanity of the hype he's getting way before he's earned it. And then even the niche he's shown to be truly world class it any chance of excitement is taken away by the fact that he's on UAE so he'll never race against Pogacar.