Isaac del Toro turned a late-race move into a solo win at the Tour de France EFGH Singapore Criterium on November 8, 2026, finishing ahead of Paul Seixas. The Mexican was part of a four-rider group with Seixas, Mauro Schmid and Søren Wærenskjold before he went clear.
3 The reported podium was Del Toro, Seixas and Wærenskjold.
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How Del Toro won
The decisive move came from the four-rider group formed by Del Toro, Seixas, Schmid and Wærenskjold. Domestique reported that Del Toro attacked on the penultimate lap and went on to win alone.
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There is a small discrepancy in the available race accounts: another report describes Del Toro dropping Seixas and Schmid on the final lap.
4 Both accounts agree on the central result—a solo victory for Del Toro ahead of Seixas—but the supplied reporting does not settle the precise lap on which he attacked.
The result and what the race was
Del Toro won, Seixas finished second and Wærenskjold completed the podium in third.
8 The event was a Tour de France-affiliated criterium in Singapore, rather than a stage of the Tour itself. Capgemini described it as the only Tour de France-affiliated event in Southeast Asia, and event coverage identifies 2026 as the Singapore Criterium’s fifth edition.
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The race took place around Marina Bay and the Padang, according to the event announcement.
11 The available sources confirm the podium and leading group, but do not provide enough consistent detail here to establish the full classification or exact winning margin.
A rivalry Del Toro says will continue
Del Toro and Seixas had been presented as emerging rivals after repeatedly facing one another during the 2026 season.
2 After the Singapore race, Del Toro described their contests as an ongoing exchange: “One day he will win, and another one maybe it’s myself.”
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The victory added another head-to-head result, but the event’s exhibition format matters: it offered a high-profile contest between the two riders, not a Tour de France stage or a measure of their standings in the main race.
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