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haha any ol excuse hey Pete? Just face it it was a close game nah just kidding. C'arn the Aussies for tonight! bugger that lol!! the full team creams england! 36-0 then they relax to put on the 2nd team to play against tonga and SA almost lose! bugger that!

Argentina 63 - 3 Namibia England 44 - 22 Samoa South Africa (2nd string side) 30 - 25 Tonga

Ferrari were confirmed as Formula One champions for a record 15th time on Friday after McLaren accepted an unprecedented $100 million fine and loss of all their 2007 constructors' points. "McLaren Racing has notified the (International Automobile Federation) FIA of its intention not to appeal the verdict of the World Motor Sport Council," the Mercedes-powered team said in a statement. The Paris-based governing body had set a 1500 GMT deadline for McLaren to appeal against a sentence meted out last week at a hearing into a spying controversy that has clouded the sport since July. "Having now had time to study the judgement of the World Motor Sport Council with its lawyers and shareholders, McLaren thinks it is in the best interests of the sport and its goal of winning races and world championships, not to appeal," the statement said. Team boss Ron Dennis added: "We believe the time has come to put this huge distraction behind us. McLaren wants to win races and world championships. "We are fortunate to have, and continue to receive, unwavering support from our employees, sponsor partners and Formula One fans across the world -- all of whom are equally keen that we totally focus on winning this year's Drivers' Championship and the remaining three races of the season." DRIVER'S BATTLE McLaren had been leading Ferrari in the constructors' standings before the Paris hearing. The decision left Ferrari on 161 points, with BMW Sauber second with 90 and a total of 54 remaining to be won. The constructors' title is Ferrari's first of the post-Michael Schumacher era. They won six in a row between 1999 and 2004 when the great German was at his most dominant. McLaren still lead the drivers' championship, with 22-year-old British rookie Lewis Hamilton two points clear of Spanish team mate and double world champion Fernando Alonso. Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen, winner in Belgium last weekend, is third and 13 points adrift of Hamilton. The next race is in Japan on September 30. McLaren said it was clear from the full judgement that the World Motor Sport Council had concluded that the charge that one of the team's employees had unauthorised possession of confidential Ferrari information was proven. The Paris hearing was presented with emails from earlier in the year between Alonso and test driver Pedro de la Rosa in which they discussed Ferrari information in the possession of chief designer Mike Coughlan. Coughlan was suspended at the beginning of July after a 780-page Ferrari technical dossier was found at his home in southern England. Ferrari say it was sent to him by now-dismissed employee Nigel Stepney. "To our regret and embarrassment, the content of the previously unknown emails demonstrated possession not being limited to a single person, albeit unsanctioned in any way by the team," McLaren said. "The major principle of the issue for McLaren is: this information was not used to gain advantage on its cars. "Moving forwards, and in consultation with our shareholders, we will now review and further strengthen our internal compliance structures and processes."

my mates got a charged VS and 1st on pull off its even stevens until lift kicks in then if you shift well into 2nd and get lift early its overs the stivo takes it provided you hit lift at the right times. cos the torque of the VS will punish if you dont drive the stivo properly

France 25 - 3 Ireland

ticking.............as in the exhaust cooling down ticking?

was thinking about entering my car this year but well the car is back to stock besides the rims & exhaust. and not sure if she will be in my hands on the 30th

Wales 72 - 18 Japan japans trys were good to watch! pitty they lost focus to get hammered!

um i hightly doubt it

Italy 31 - 5 portugal

Scotland 42 - 0 Romania

2007 Belgian FIA Formula One Grand Prix Race Results Pos Driver Team To 1st 1 Räikkönen, Kimi Ferrari 2 Massa, Felipe Ferrari +4.6 3 Alonso, Fernando McLaren-Mercedes +14.3 4 Hamilton, Lewis McLaren-Mercedes +23.6 5 Heidfeld, Nick BMW Sauber +51.8 6 Rosberg, Nico Williams-Toyota +76.8 7 Webber, Mark Red Bull-Renault +80.6 8 Kovalainen, Heikki Renault +85.1 9 Kubica, Robert BMW Sauber +85.6 10 Schumacher, Ralf Toyota +88.5 11 Trulli, Jarno Toyota +1 lap 12 Liuzzi, Vitantonio Toro Rosso-Ferrari +1 lap 13 Barrichello, Rubens Honda +1 lap 14 Sutil, Adrian Spyker-Ferrari +1 lap 15 Sato, Takuma Super Aguri-Honda +1 lap 16 Davidson, Anthony Super Aguri-Honda +1 lap 17 Yamamoto, Sakon Spyker-Ferrari +1 lap DNF Coulthard, David Red Bull-Renault DNF DNF Fisichella, Giancarlo Renault DNF DNF Button, Jenson Honda DNF DNF Wurz, Alex Williams-Toyota DNF DNF Vettel, Sebastian Toro Rosso-Ferrari DNF

France 87 - 10 Namibia : Thats how you take your anger out from losing your opening game to Argentina! Samoa 15 - 19 Tonga Woh too close

they didnt pip them Pete, they ran away with it!!! 25 - 6 good win! haha! Yeah man i think the eels supporters shook down the castle hill RSL! What an atmosphere it was!!! Great win!!! TAHU the machine!

FIJI 29 - 16 CANADA

what a legend!

Fixed. on the car its self there is no 180 Just RUNX on the right hand rear and RSI on the left

The proper name in south africa is Toyota RUNX RSI

Samoa should have the edge! Canada vs fiji will be close man dont kid yourself

2007 Belgian Grand Prix Grid Positions Pos Driver Team Time 1 Räikkönen, Kimi Ferrari 1'45.994 2 Massa, Felipe Ferrari 1'46.011 3 Alonso, Fernando McLaren-Mercedes 1'46.091 4 Hamilton, Lewis McLaren-Mercedes 1'46.406 5 Rosberg, Nico Williams-Toyota 1'47.334 6 Heidfeld, Nick BMW Sauber 1'47.409 7 Webber, Mark Red Bull-Renault 1'47.524 8 Trulli, Jarno Toyota 1'47.798 9 Kovalainen, Heikki Renault 1'48.505 10 Fisichella, Giancarlo Renault 1'46.603 11 Schumacher, Ralf Toyota 1'46.618 12 Coulthard, David Red Bull-Renault 1'46.800 13 Button, Jenson Honda 1'46.955 14 Liuzzi, Vitantonio Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1'47.115 15 Kubica, Robert BMW Sauber 1'46.996 16 Wurz, Alex Williams-Toyota 1'47.394 17 Vettel, Sebastian Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1'47.581 18 Barrichello, Rubens Honda 1'47.954 19 Sato, Takuma Super Aguri-Honda 1'47.980 20 Sutil, Adrian Spyker-Ferrari 1'48.044 21 Davidson, Anthony Super Aguri-Honda 1'48.199 22 Yamamoto, Sakon Spyker-Ferrari 1'49.577

Ireland 14 - 10 Georgia DAMN!!!!! Wales 20 - 32 Australia New Zealand 108 - 13 Portugal

thatsa great looking AE86 bro!

The eels to pip the bulldogs!

South Africa 36 - 0 England! WOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!