BMC's Cadel Evans took victory on the sixth stage of the Tour Of Utah.
Stage six was a 172.5kms (107.2 miles) stage from the Rice Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City to Snowbird and again Jens Voigt of Trek Factory Racing was in the break which started on the climb to the 6,213ft Little Mountain along with Lucas Euser on UnitedHealthCare.
Voigt dropped Euser and took the KOM points before BMC's Cadel Evans started to chase him down.
As riders started to abandon, Voigt was caught by a fourteen rider group who took a 4.55 lead, some fifty miles into the stage.
This group was reduced to ten riders with 74 miles gone with Cadel Evans leading the group.over the Empire Pass climb.
On the descent down the Big Cottonwood Road, Evans and Euser were joined by Rosskopf and Zoidl.
Evans was the virtual leader on the road but the gap was starting to drop and had fallen to 2.50 with ten kilometres left.
Attacks came from Anaconda from Lampre-Merida and Wilco Kelderman of Belkin but Evans and Rosskopf stuck to their task as the gap to race leader Tom Danielson fell to only 35 seconds.
Evans surged away and took the win in 4.34.31 ahead of Joe Rosskopf of the Hincapie Development Team and Trek Factory Racing's Riccardo Zoidl.
Tom Danielson of Garmin-Sharp continues to lead the race going into the final stage.