The Men's under-23 time trial of the 2010 UCI Road World Championships cycling event took place on 29 September in Melbourne, Australia.
Taylor Phinney took the United States' first gold medal in the event, since Danny Pate won in Lisbon in 2001, denying Australia's Luke Durbridge by 1.9 seconds, who had been on top for the majority of the event, while Marcel Kittel of Germany took bronze.
Route The race covered 31.6 km.
Final classification Rank Rider Nation Time 1 Taylor Phinney 42' 50.29" 2 Luke Durbridge + 1.90" 3 Marcel Kittel + 24.01" 4 Nélson Oliveira + 27.96" 5 Rohan Dennis + 46.87" 6 Matteo Mammini + 49.88" 7 Tom Dumoulin + 1' 06.55" 8 Jesús Herrada + 1' 18.48" 9 Andrei Krasilnikau + 1' 35.62" 10 Geoffrey Soupe + 1' 38.21" 11 Johan Le Bon + 1' 39.62" 12 Jakub Novak + 1' 51.71" 13 Gianluca Leonardi + 2' 04.33" 14 Arthur Van Overberghe + 2' 13.52" 15 Andrew Talansky + 2' 21.59" 16 Ben King + 2' 23.32" 17 Jimmi Sørensen + 2' 27.76" 18 Blaz Jarc + 2' 30.13" 19 Javier Eduardo Gómez + 2' 33.60" 20 Nikita Novikov + 2' 35.56" 21 Piotr Gawronski + 2' 37.49" 22 Sebastian Balck + 2' 39.43" 23 Shem Rodger + 2' 47.53" 24 Daniil Fominykh + 2' 53.87" 25 David Boily + 3' 06.25" 26 Evgeny Kovalev + 3' 08.95" 27 Martijn Keizer + 3' 09.16" 28 Michael Vink + 3' 12.82" 29 Evaldas Šiškevičius + 3' 15.39" 30 Ramūnas Navardauskas + 3' 16.42" 31 Alex Dowsett + 3' 25.19" 32 Hugo Houle + 3' 50.01" 33 Fábio Silvestre + 4' 02.31" 34 Guillaume Van Keirsbulck + 4' 05.66" 35 Andreas Hofer + 4' 20.12" 36 King Lok Cheung + 4' 24.01" 37 Siarhei Papok + 4' 46.04" 38 Michał Kwiatkowski + 5' 18.02" 39 Eder Frayre + 5' 28.75" 40 Silvan Dillier + 6' 25.15" Rasmus Quaade DNF
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