<p>Seven-times Tour winner Armstrong has formed a new team, RadioShack, for next season while Spaniard Contador will remain with Kazakh-funded Astana in 2010, despite threatening to leave and opening negotiations with several other leading teams. <br />Contador and Armstrong clashed over the role of team leader at Astana during this year's Tour de France. However, Contador said on Friday he had put their differences behind him. <br /><br />"I want to think about sport, I'm not interested in he polemics. For me 2009 is finished. Now I want to think about training for my own goals," Contador, in Italy for an Astana training camp, told a news conference. <br />"Things were difficult during the Tour de France and it was very stressful but it was also good experience for the future. I matured a lot and learnt to stay cool. It's possible that I could be friends or an ally with Lance in the future. In sport you can never say never."</p>
<p>Seven-times Tour winner Armstrong has formed a new team, RadioShack, for next season while Spaniard Contador will remain with Kazakh-funded Astana in 2010, despite threatening to leave and opening negotiations with several other leading teams. <br />Contador and Armstrong clashed over the role of team leader at Astana during this year's Tour de France. However, Contador said on Friday he had put their differences behind him. <br /><br />"I want to think about sport, I'm not interested in he polemics. For me 2009 is finished. Now I want to think about training for my own goals," Contador, in Italy for an Astana training camp, told a news conference. <br />"Things were difficult during the Tour de France and it was very stressful but it was also good experience for the future. I matured a lot and learnt to stay cool. It's possible that I could be friends or an ally with Lance in the future. In sport you can never say never."</p>