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The FIM Motocross World Championship returned to find sunshine and high temperatures at a 31,000 packed Namur circuit for the FIM Motocross World Championship and the twelfth round of fifteen in the 2007 campaign. Watch more moto at www.mediazone.com/moto

The final round of the FIM MX1 Motocross World Championship saw Steve Ramon crowned World Champion for the first time and Antonio Cairoli won the MX2 World Championship for the second time.

The last week of the FIM Motocross World Championship returned to find sunshine and high temperatures at a 31,000 packed Namur circuit for the Grand Prix of Belgium and the twelfth round of fifteen in the 2007 campaign.

The Grand Prix Citta di Faenza at the hard and fast Monte Coralli circuit, the tenth round of the FIM Motocross World Championship, was won by Sebastien Pourcel while his brother Christophe claimed the top step of the MX2.

Ken de Dycker toasted his first ever moto victory in the MX 1 race and the MX2 Grand Prix was once again in the safe hands of Antonio Cairoli.

The sixth round of the FIM MX1 Motocross World Championship, the Grand Prix of Japan at the Sugo circuit.

MX1 - Race 2 Philippaerts, David (KTM)

The historic course located in eastern Germany yielded a slightly different surface in places as the dark mud had been mixed with sand for a softer terrain. MX1 - Race 1 Coppins, Joshua (Yamaha)

Coppins and Cairoli soar their way to #1 in the Grand Prix of Italy. The layout received a thumbs-up from the majority contesting the grands prix.

The layout was not particularly difficult in technical terms but offered a decent and physically demanding racing course for participants of the MX1 and MX2 classes. Coppins, Joshua / Yamaha MX 1 Race 1. Strijbos, Kevin / Suzuki MX 1 Race 2.

The riders of the MX1 (MX1 450cc four-strokes) and MX2 (250cc four-strokes) series' starts the course which has been significantly altered since the last World Championship visit in 2004. Watch more moto videos on http://mediazone.com/moto

Round 4 of the Super 14 sees the Sharks defeat the Blues and establish themselves as a threat to the Crusaders. They are a South Africa team that is in a position to challenge for the title.

The Chiefs are unable to get any dominance in the pack and have failed to reach their potential. Prediction: They will have some real trouble when they travel to South Africa.

The Brumbies are going to win some games, especially in Canberra, but they have too many injuries, too much youth to overcome.

If you can't be with your closest rugby mates during a match be sure to log on to MediaZone Rugby's comprehensive match experience with simultaneous video and chat. Join Mat Brown in Brownie's Rugby Bunker for all the action.

Andretti Green driver Danica Patrick gets squeezed by Thomas Scheckter and Ed Carpenter.

Watch Dario Franchitti lose control and flip at Kentucky.

Experience the speed of an Indy race car while it barely misses a group of cars and road debris.

An Indy car takes an inside turn and passes an Indy car crash.

Preview Indy Race Control.

Sione Tahaafe reminds rugby fans that Tonga delivered a fine performance in a defeat to defending World Cup champion England in 2007.

The leading rugby commentator from Sky Sports, Miles Harrison, acknowledges that England needs to improve its game if it is to defend its World Cup crown.

Tonga concludes a tremendous tournament with a loss to England in the quarterfinals and the acceptance of their 2007 medals.

Members of Germany's ageless Berlin Bears Rugby Club make the trip to Edinburgh, evidence that German rugby is growing.

The USA Eagles have every reason to be proud after battling world champion England in a thrilling pool play clash in Rugby World Cup 2007.

Passion for rugby is evident in this pair of USA Eagles fan who make the trek to Lens to see England face defending champion England.

How does the rest of the world get the news from Paris and the Rugby World Cup. Folllow Mat Brown as he explores some of the scene off the pitch outside Parc de Princes before South Africa plays Samoa.

What went wrong for the USA against Tonga? The Eagles' failure to finish with the backs is critical. "Anytime it went wide we were in trouble."

A sunny day in southern France draws thousands of passionate American rugby fans to Montpellier.

There was a great debate before the Rugby World Cup about validity of including the so-called "minnows," small rugby nations. MediaZone Rugby's Mat Brown is convinced they belong.

The IRB's Development Manager analyzes the growth and success of the small rugby nations such as Portugal, Georgia and Namibia on the world stage.

Fans from many nations congregate at Stade de France for the Opening Match of the 2007 World Cup between France and Argentina.

If Portugal's Miguel Portela scores a try against Italy in Rugby World Cup, he is promised that he does not have to come to work on Monday. Passion for the game is evident in this pair.

Irish rugby commentator, a longtime observer of the sport, weighs in with opinions on Rugby World Cup 2007.

Japan leaves France and Rugby World Cup 2007 with a draw against Canada, and fans salute the Cherry Blossoms’ comeback effort in Bordeaux.

Ian Kennedy of Rugby Canada analyzes the state of the game in Canada and their 17-match history with Japan.

American rugby fans, members of the Golden Gate Rugby Club in San Francisco, meet MediaZone's Mat Brown outside Millennium Stadium in Wales.

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The Sunday Times' rugby columnist analyzes the World Cup quarterfinal, a rematch of the 2004 Rugby World Cup Final.

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