Ireland's Philip Deignan and Nicolas Roche have been named in Team Sky's nine-man line-up for the Giro d'Italia.
Dan Martin, third in March's Volta Catalunya, is not part of the Etixx-Quick-Step line-up.
The year's opening Grand Tour begins in Apeldoorn, Holland with a 9.8-kilometres time-trial on Friday, with Deignan and Roche slated as support riders to Spaniard Mikel Landa.
The year's opening Grand Tour begins in Apeldoorn, Holland with a 9.8-kilometres time-trial on Friday.
On Sunday Frenchman Thomas Voeckler edged out Roche to win the final stage of the Tour de Yorkshire and claim overall victory in Scarborough. The 31-year-old finished six seconds back overall.
The Giro will take place without a British rider for a second successive year.
Alex Dowsett had been expected to start for Movistar, but the Commonwealth Games time-trial champion has undergone surgery to remove a plate and screws on his collarbone.
Team Sky have eight Britons on their 29-rider roster, but none are in the squad for the Giro, which finishes in Turin on 29 May.
Landa and Vincenzo Nibali [Astana] are the favourites for the pink jersey. Nairo Quintana [Movistar] and Alberto Contador [Tinkoff], the winners in each of the last two years, do not start as July's Tour de France is their priority this year.
