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In short, we got here because we’re funny.Īnd with the rise of social media, creating gags for public consumption is no longer just a professional job. It’s hardwired in our brains, and the tools it uses are the ones that help us survive. So why do we do it? And how does it work?Ĭomedy appears to come from the same part of us that uses language, that finds patterns, and understands our neighbours. Other animals might laugh, but as far as we know only humans make comedy. You might not find all of them funny, but we all use comedy to make ourselves feel better, to show off, to please others, and as social glue. The Vuelta now heads to Spain and while the coming day are much hillier, Pedersen will pick and choose the stages which suit and try to transform second place into first.“Comedy is the art of making people laugh, without making them puke.” Steve MartinĮvery human being makes jokes every day. He also praised Hoole and Kirsch for the work they did close to the line. Especially Tiberi, he did super good, he was still there with still three ks to go, so that was really impressive.” So both Juan Pedro and Tiberi really learned something new by staying with us. “I think our young guns here really learned that it is actually nicer to stay up there with us in the finals than it is to be in position in 80. It was not an easy break to control so they did really, really well. Juan pulling from the beginning and Cataldo taking over. “The boys did a really, really good job today. He won that after a day in the breakaway, beating Fred Wright (Bahrain-Victorious) and Hugo Houle (Israel-Premier Tech) in their three-up sprint into Saint-Etienne.Īdding to that season tally at the Vuelta a España is a big goal and while things didn’t work out on Saturday and Sunday due to Bennett’s success, he was quick to praise his team. Pedersen has had a strong season, clocking up six wins including stage 13 of the Tour de France.

Tour de France stage 13: Mads Pedersen wins out of breakaway.Vuelta a España: Trek-Segafredo bringing top stage-hunters.

Vuelta a España stage 2: Sam Bennett blasts back in big bunch sprint.Vuelta a España stage 3: Sam Bennett doubles up with sprint victory.We have still some good opportunities to go.” “It destroyed the chances of winning the stage, but it shows good for the rest of the Vuelta. So I had to stop pedalling and be a bit on the brakes and then go left and then start the sprint again. I went to the right, but I think McLay from Arkéa, him and Sam came a bit together and I got boxed in. It was a headwind sprint, so it was like, ‘okay, perfect.’ I would open a moment later, but I picked the wrong way. “Alex, we know the story, it is pretty much the same. “Daan was there to do leadout, doing really well, keeping us out of problems,” he said. The former world champion talked through the final kilometer, thanking his Trek-Segafredo team and explaining what went wrong. Runner-up for the second day in a row at the Vuelta a España, Mads Pedersen has sounded a note of optimism Sunday, saying that his chances were affected by the way things played out on the stage 3 finale and that he believes things could work out better in the remaining stages. Don't miss a moment from Paris-Roubaix and Unbound Gravel, to the Giro d’Italia, Tour de France, Vuelta a España, and everything in between when you

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