Armstrong: "It was a matter of luck and experience"

The American Lance Armstrong, in third overall after the stage today, which was a cut in the bunch who did lose time Spanish Alberto Contador, he said "it does not take a space scientist, a genius for know that wind can be produced with fans. "

"We should not be a space scientist, a genius to know that the wind speed is in the last miles before the sprint, we should not stand in front to stay in one court," Armstrong said in the goal.

The Texan rider explained that his intention was not to leave behind Alberto Contador. "I saw all the front and Columbia I decided to move to the head. Then in an instant it was a maneuver to the right and formed the court," he said.

"I won the Tour seven times and knew that those steps have to be careful. What today has been a matter of luck and experience. I just wanted to get ahead when the court," said Armstrong.