Owain Doull at the Tour Down Under 2017
Rookie pro Owain Doull has been scratched from the Tour Down Under, delaying his professional debut with Team Sky.
Kenny Elissonde will replace the 23-year-old Welshman at the first race of the WorldTour season, which starts on Tuesday (January 17) in Adelaide, Australia.
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