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Isaac del Toro acts as water carrier for girlfriend Romina Hinojosa at Tour de France Femmes
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Isaac del Toro acts as water carrier for girlfriend Romina Hinojosa at Tour de France Femmes

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Mexican cyclist Isaac del Toro supported his girlfriend, Romina Hinojosa, during the Tour de France Femmes, acting as her "water carrier."
  • Del Toro provided Hinojosa with a water bottle and encouragement during the ninth stage of the race.
  • The couple celebrated her successful completion of the challenging competition after the final stage.

Mexican cyclist Isaac del Toro extended his support for his girlfriend, Romina Hinojosa, following his own participation in the Tour de France. Del Toro remained in France to assist Hinojosa as she competed in the women's edition of the historic cycling event.

During the ninth stage of the Tour de France Femmes, Del Toro took on the role of a "water carrier" for Hinojosa. Positioned along the route, he waited for her to approach, then handed her an opened water bottle and cheered her on. "Let's go Romina, enjoy!" he shouted as she rode with the peloton.

After the demanding competition concluded, the couple reunited. Del Toro embraced Hinojosa, offering words of encouragement for her performance. Despite finishing outside the top 100, Hinojosa successfully completed the grueling race, a significant achievement in itself.

This gesture highlights the personal support systems within professional cycling, where partners and family members often play crucial roles behind the scenes. Del Toro's actions provided Hinojosa with both practical aid and emotional backing throughout the challenging event.

Let's go Romina, enjoy!

โ€” Isaac del ToroDel Toro shouted encouragement to his girlfriend Romina Hinojosa during the ninth stage of the Tour de France Femmes.
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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.