"To be honest I remained concentrated on the race. With the rain, the wind and the crashes I had not time to celebrate or enjoy it. It might be the same again tomorrow. Hopefully will come a stage when the race calms down a little bit," he said.
Yet the German, who leads Chris Froome by 12 seconds overall and Tejay Van Garderen by 25 seconds, is intent on keeping the Tour lead a little bit longer.
" My ambition now is to keep the jersey as long as possible. I'm convinced that I can normally keep it until the first rest day. Another goal was be to be able to help Mark (Cavendish) win a stage," he said.
Interview
July 8
th
2015
- 18:42
Tony Martin: "No time to enjoy the jersey"
