Del Toro takes it easy during 18th stage of Giro as Denz wins with solo breakaway
Del Toro, the first Mexican rider to wear the pink jersey, finished safely in the main pack following the 144-kilometer (89-mile) route from Morbegno to Cesano Maderno, which featured three minor climbs early on before a relatively flat finale.
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