David de la Cruz wins the final stage of Paris-Nice
David de la Cruz has become Team Sky's second signing for the 2018 season, joining the British squad after three years at Quick-Step Floors.
In a move announced on the same day as Team Sky's signing of Jonathan Castroviejo from Movistar, De la Cruz will join the British team after the most successful season of his career, which included winning the final stage of Paris-Nice, winning a stage and finishing fourth overall in the Tour of the Basque Country, and finishing third in the recent Vuelta a Burgos.
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