Team Sky will again take part in the Amgen Tour of California, one of nine WorldTour squads lining up for America's biggest stage race in May.
Sky will come up against regular WorldTour sparring partners Cannondale, Belkin, Garmin-Sharp, Argos-Shimano, BMC Racing, Trek, Omega Pharma-Quickstep and Orica-GreenEdge. Seven other teams will also compete in the race, bringing the total number of squads to 16.
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