Isaac Del Toro, Mexican Pride at the Kigali 2025 Road Cycling World Championships
Mexican cycling is on the verge of a historic moment: Isaac Del Toro will represent Mexico at the 2025 Road Cycling World Championships, which will take place in Kigali, Rwanda.
This is not just another event on the international calendar, but the first time Africa has hosted this prestigious competition, and the ideal setting for Isaac to consolidate his name among the world’s elite.
In this context, Claro Sports will offer exclusive coverage, allowing all Latin American fans to follow every pedal stroke and every emotion of this unparalleled event.
In recent years, Isaac has proven to be much more than a promise; he has become a key figure in international cycling.
After shining in the U23 category in 2024, where he finished sixth in the road race and achieved Mexico’s best-ever time trial finish with an impressive sixteenth place, this young talent made the leap to the big leagues in 2025.
His most recent successes include 16 wins this season, with victories in competitions such as the Tour of Austria, the Tour of Asturias, and a memorable stage in the Giro d’Italia, where he made history by wearing the pink jersey for over ten days, a feat unprecedented for Mexico.
An unprecedented stage for the world’s elite
Kigali, the Rwandan capital, will witness an unprecedented competition, bringing together the best cyclists on the planet.
Figures such as Tadej Pogacar, current world champion and recent four-time Tour de France winner; Mathieu van der Poel, classics legend; Remco Evenepoel, two-time time trial champion; and Julian Alaphilippe, the recent two-time world champion, will face off on a challenging course.
All of them will be chasing the coveted rainbow jersey, surrounded by a star-studded cast, with Isaac Del Toro ready to make his mark in a territory where no Latin American has ever won the title.
The challenge of a thousand hills
The race will be held on the famous Kigali circuit, characterized by its altitude of 1,850 meters and a 15.1-kilometer layout with short but demanding climbs, tight corners, and constant gradients.
Cyclists will have to complete 15 laps, plus an additional segment that includes the dreaded Mur de Kigali, a wall with gradients of up to 11%.
The physical and mental strain will be extreme, in an environment where only the strongest and most strategic can aspire to the podium.
Broadcast and schedules for Latin America
Those who wish to experience the excitement of the 2025 Road Cycling World Championships can do so through Claro Sports, with live broadcasts for Mexico, Central America, and the Dominican Republic.
From Sunday, September 21, with the elite time trial, to Sunday, September 28, with the highly anticipated road race, viewers will be able to follow every stage and support Isaac Del Toro in his mission to make history in Mexican cycling.
