Lance Armstrong has said he still has work to do if he is to win the Tour de France for a seventh time next month.
The Texan finished fourth in the Dauphine Libere race which was won by Spain's Inigo Landaluze on Sunday.
"I'll be leaving (the Dauphine) knowing I've still got work to do. But I won't be as stressed as I was last year. "Last year I left here a bit disappointed and stressed out. But the Tour de France is a big race, and what counts is 24 July," Armstrong said.
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The Texan finished fourth in the Dauphine Libere race which was won by Spain's Inigo Landaluze on Sunday.
"I'll be leaving (the Dauphine) knowing I've still got work to do. But I won't be as stressed as I was last year. "Last year I left here a bit disappointed and stressed out. But the Tour de France is a big race, and what counts is 24 July," Armstrong said.
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