Owain Doull has reportedly turned down a contract with Europcar in order to ride for the Bradley Wiggins' new team.
In October, CW reported that the Welshman was set to sign for the French outfit, but in an interview with Tom Cary of the Telegraph, Doull admitted that at the age of 21 the WorldTour team may not be the right team to develop his career at this stage.
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