Mexican cyclist Isaac del Toro made history by winning the Milán-Turín 2025, becoming the first Mexican ever to claim victory in this prestigious race. The Milán-Turín is the oldest cycling classic in the world, dating back to 1876, and is known for its challenging route and iconic finish at the Superga climb in Turin.
Del Toro, riding for UAE Team Emirates-XRG, showcased his strength and tactical brilliance in the race’s final kilometers. The competition featured a 174-kilometer course, starting in Rho and culminating in the demanding ascent of Superga. In the closing moments, Del Toro launched a decisive attack, leaving behind strong contenders such as Ben Tulett (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) and Tobias Halland Johannessen (Uno-X Mobility), who finished second and third, respectively.
With a winning time of 3:56:49 hours, Del Toro secured a landmark victory for Mexican cycling. His triumph not only highlights his talent but also marks a significant achievement for his team, UAE Team Emirates-XRG, as he became the first rider from the squad to win this historic race.
Del Toro’s victory adds to his growing reputation in the cycling world. He had previously impressed in the Tour de l’Avenir 2023 and the Vuelta a Asturias 2024, proving his potential as one of the sport’s rising stars. His success in Milán-Turín is expected to further elevate his status and inspire a new generation of Mexican cyclists.
This win is a testament to Del Toro’s determination and skill, cementing his place in cycling history as the first Mexican to conquer Milán-Turín.
Source: El Valle
