Jason Kenny, Phil Hindes, Ed Clancy, Steve Burke, Dani King and Laura Trott will all make the trip to Belarus at the end of February.
The event also marks Clancy's return to the endurance squad, having ridden in the team sprint event at the Glasgow World Cup.
While experience is bristling in Britain's ranks, it's the next generation that excites performance director Brailsford.
Youngsters Kian Emadi, Vicky Williamson, Jon Dibben, Owain Doull, Simon Yates and Elinor Barker will all make their World Championship debut and Brailsford believes it's the perfect breeding ground ahead of Rio 2016.
"The first year of an Olympic cycle is always an interesting one," said Brailsford.
"It gives the opportunity for our young riders to compete alongside the world's best and experience the competitive environment which is crucial for their development.
"With that in mind, the focus for the team is to perform to the best of their ability as the route to Rio firmly begins.”
Sprint
Matt Crampton
Kian Emadi
Becky James
Jason Kenny
Phil Hindes
Vicky Williamson
Men’s endurance
Steven Burke
Ed Clancy
Jon Dibben
Owain Doull
Sam Harrison
Andy Tennant
Simon Yates
Women’s endurance
Elinor Barker
Dani King
Laura Trott
