¡DEL TORO NO ATACÓ HOY Y ESE ES EL PLAN! VUELVE A LA SUBIDA DONDE DESTROZÓ A AYUSO POR UN MINUTO

Isaac del Toro didn't attack on stage 13 of the 2016 Tour de France, and many people thought he'd had a weak day. The strangest thing is that it was quite the opposite: it was his smartest day. Here's why the Mexican conserved every ounce of energy, how he lost his podium finish and the white jersey to Juan Ayuso in the second week, and why the weekend changes everything. On Sunday, the Tour climbs to the Plateau de Solaison, the same mountain where in June del Toro crushed Ayuso by a full minute. Familiar terrain, familiar rival, and the podium and the white jersey are up for grabs. I'll tell you the real numbers and what could happen. Chapters: 00:00 The day del Toro didn't lift a finger 01:48 What really happened on stage 13 03:16 How he lost his podium position in a week 04:41 The white jersey that Ayuso stole from him 06:12 The mountain that changes everything 08:07 June: when he crushed it by a minute 10:49 The brutal filter arriving on Saturday 12:07 Why his silence today is the plan 13:35 What's at stake this weekend 15:19 You decide: revenge or not? What do you think: will del Toro beat Ayuso again in Solaison and reclaim the white jersey, or will the Spaniard strike back this time? Let me know in the comments. Sources and references: ClaroSports - Live coverage of stage 13 and standings (July 17) https://www.clarosports.com/ciclismo/... ClaroSports - The key days of the second week (stages 14 and 15) https://www.clarosports.com/ciclismo/... Cyclingnews - Del Toro wins on the Plateau de Solaison and the overall classification (July 14) June) https://www.cyclingnews.com/pro-cycli... esciclismo - Del Toro wins the Tour Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes in Solaison https://www.esciclismo.com/actualidad... Notice This channel provides information and opinion about cycling. Some analyses include interpretations of the facts; always verify with the official sources of each race. #IsaacDelToro #TourDeFrance2026 #DelToroVsAyuso #Cycling #Solaison