The Tour Of Utah journeyed to the Miller Motor Sports Park in Tooele, this evening, for a nine mile Chrono. Miller is the site of some of Utah's finest blacktop. The course is mostly flat, with just enough undulation to make it an effort. The day went to Taylor Phinney, one of the first dozen out the gate, in 16:46, two seconds faster than Levi Leipheimer, the last out as race leader.. Jeremy Vennel (Bissell Pro Cycling), Alex Dowsett (Trek/Livestrong) and Brent Bookwalter (BMC) rounded out the top five. Leipheimer held on to the yellow tour leaders jersey while the top 15 looks like this:
| 1. | 190 | Levi LEIPHEIMER | Mellow Johnny's | MJS | USA | 6.57'24" | |
| 2. | 1 | Francisco MANCEBO PEREZ | Canyon Bicycles | CAN | ESP | 6.59'01" | 1'37" |
| 3. | 173 | Darren LILL | V Australia | VAU | RSA | 6.59'13" | 1'49" |
| 4. | 177 | Philip ZAJICEK | V Australia | VAU | USA | 6.59'31" | 2'07" |
| 5. | 11 | Ian BOSWELL | BISSELL Pro Cycling Team | BIS | USA | 6.59'53" | 2'29" |
| 6. | 21 | Brent BOOKWALTER | BMC Racing Team | BMC | USA | 7.00'04" | 2'40" |
| 7. | 112 | Cesar GRAJALES | On The Rivet p/b Ion Sports Nutrition | OTR | COL | 7.00'29" | 3'05" |
| 8. | 155 | Tim ROE | Trek-LIVESTRONG | TLS | AUS | 7.00'41" | 3'17" |
| 9. | 136 | Jonathan MCCARTY | Team Rio Grande | TRG | USA | 7.00'51" | 3'27" |
| 10. | 166 | Rory SUTHERLAND | UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling p/b Maxxis | UHC | AUS | 7.00'58" | 3'34" |
| 11. | 184 | Lachlan MORTON | Team Holowesko Partners | THP | AUS | 7.01'05" | 3'41" |
| 12. | 47 | Tyler WREN | Jamis/Sutter Home p/b Colavita | JAM | USA | 7.01'09" | 3'45" |
| 13. | 162 | Maxim JENKINS | UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling p/b Maxxis | UHC | USA | 7.01'31" | 4'07" |
| 14. | 170 | Jai CRAWFORD | V Australia | VAU | AUS | 7.01'37" | 4'13" |
| 15. | 95 | Burke SWINDLEHURST | KFAN Composite p/b teamgive | KFA | USA | 7.02'00" | 4'36" |
Alex Dowsett (Trek/Livestrong) in UK U-23 ITT Champions colors
Levi Leipheimer (Mellow Johnnies)
Nineteen Year Old Ian Boswell (Bissell Pro Cycling)
Phil Zajicek (Fly V Australia)
Olympic Gold Medalist Billy Demong (Cole Sport Racing)