Ashes

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and perfect
to top off a perect weekend of sport
two of the BEST AUSSIES CURRENTLY,WIN the first race of the V8 SUPERCARS, at the GOLD COAST QLD AUSTRALIA


JAMIE WINCUP/CRAIG LOWNDES
hope they win todays race also

Whincup/Lowndes lead Red Bull HRT 1-2

Factory Holden squad too good on Surfers streets read more ›

Courtney adamant crash Heimgartner’s fault

‘If there's an overlap you don't have to back off’ read more ›
Crash puts Mostert out of GC600 weekend

Chassis a write-off after heavy hit in Sh

Lowndes explains ‘unbelievable’ start

watch video ›

CRAIG LOWNDES
one of the very best smiling guys,in the business



Lowndes explains 'unbelievable' start | Supercars

 

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DONT take on rthe countrys woes Steve Hansen NZ cach

its sport,and we cant/shouldent be expected to win everything
a mugs thoughts, to be expecting that

what happened to the FUN aspect
if 3/4s of our country are depressed because we lost
tuff shit, get over it

All Blacks v England: The phone call that had Steve Hansen near tears after defeat


All Blacks v England: The phone call that had Steve Hansen near tears after defeat


ps
my xtra 70-00 bucks to gamble,liokely lose is the fun aspect retained ha

 

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CHEERSD FOR HIS HEALTH
AND ALL THE BEST

Hospital tests clear McLaughlin of injury

McLaughlin discharged after stint in room #17 at Gold Coast Hospitalread more ›

Van Gisbergen/Tander turn tables on teammates

Another one-two for Red Bull HRT on Gold Coast read more ›
Autograph no-show may end Stanaway’s season

Garry Rogers outlines reason for standing down driver read more ›


VIDEOS

Opening lap: Chaotic start to Sunday race

watch video ›

All angles: Lap one crash scatters field

watch video ›

Flapping door costly for Courtney

watch video ›

‘Very weird’: Winterbottom and Rullo tangle

watch video ›

Final lap: Van Gisbergen’s charge and celebration

watch video ›

Highlights: Race 27 Vodafone Gold Coast 600

watch video ›

 

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keep well Kiwi Scotty
another race in 2 more weeksyipeeee

Hospital tests clear McLaughlin of injury

McLaughlin discharged after stint in room #17 at Gold Coast Hospital read more ›

Van Gisbergen/Tander turn tables on teammates

Another one-two for Red Bull HRT on Gold Coast read more ›
Autograph no-show may end Stanaway’s season

Garry Rogers outlines reason for standing down driver read more ›


VIDEOS

Opening lap: Chaotic start to Sunday race

watch video ›

All angles: Lap one crash scatters field

watch video ›

Flapping door costly for Courtney

watch video ›

‘Very weird’: Winterbottom and Rullo tangle

watch video ›

Final lap: Van Gisbergen’s charge and celebration

watch video ›

Highlights: Race 27 Vodafone Gold Coast 600

watch video ›

 

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COOL
thought they might
tends to go that way
happy to take 70 off them,but never bet on SA tho preferring them
rather save my money for the MELBOURNE CUP HORSE RACE
this tuesday comming YAY


South Africa crush England to lift Rugby World Cup
South Africa put in a powerful performance to clinch a convincing 32-12 victory over England at the Rugby World Cup final in Japan. It's the third time that the Springboks have lifted the trophy.

South Africa's Makazole Mapimpi runs in to score the Springboks' first try

South Africa's wingers Makazole Mapimpi and Cheslin Kolbe — along with the goalkicking of flyhalf Handre Pollard — ensured a Springbok victory over an error-prone England on Saturday.

The sides finished the first half in Yokohama with the scoreline at 12-6 in South Africa's favor.

Read more: Siya Kolisi: South Africa's unlikely captain and inspirational leader

The Springboks scored four first-half penalties in a brutal half characterized by mistakes from England, who answered with two successful penalty kicks of their own.

The slip-ups continued into the second half with Pollard and England captain Owen Farrell exchanging a series of penalty kicks.

The match only saw its first try in the 66th minute when Makazole Mapimpi became the first Springbok to score a try in a Rugby World Cup final, bringing the score to 25-12.

The South Africans only rubbed salt into the English wounds in the 73rd minute, when Cheslin Kolbe landed a try that was converted by Pollard to stretch the lead to 32-12.

Watch video01:57
Will South Africa captain Siya Kolisi make rugby history?
It was an emotional Springbok captain Siya Kolisi who appeared before cameras after the match.

"We have so many problems in our country but a team like this, we come from different backgrounds, different races but we came together with one goal and we wanted to achieve it," Kolisi said.

"I really hope we've done that for South Africa," he added. "Just shows that we can pull together if we want to achieve something."

South Africa won on both previous occasions it reached the final, beating New Zealand in 1995 and England in 2007.

Each evening at 1830 UTC, DW's editors send out a selection of the day's hard news and quality feature journalism. You can sign up to receive it directly here.

 

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SA
always been known to be as good as the ABs in my books
go the BOKS

sport can often helpo the black/white human issue
unlike the F'n guns they prefer to use

England v South Africa: Springboks break English hearts with dominant final display
MARC HINTON in Yokohama00:45, Nov 03 2019

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SPARK SPORT
South Africa outplay England in Yokohama to claim their third Rugby World Cup crown.
Take a bow, Rassie Erasmus. Take a bow, Springboks rugby. A stunning display of power and precision has delivered a third Rugby World Cup title for South Africa in the most emphatic manner at Yokohama's International Stadium on Saturday night.

All the talk in the lead-up to this ninth World Cup final had been of England's fearsome pack and ferocious physicality, and whether the limited South Africans could hope to live with them.

Well, that hadn't accounted for the big-match temperament of the South Africans, who have now won three World Cup finals in three attempts, with the latest a commanding 32-12 victory over an outmatched England side.

MARK BAKER/AP
South Africa have won the 2019 Rugby World Cup.
And it certainly hadn't accounted for the coach

England v South Africa: Springboks break English hearts with dominant final display

 

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'It can't happen again': jockeys sent whip warning text

https://www.theage.com.au/sport/rac...s-sent-whip-warning-text-20191104-p5374e.html

 

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ASHES BATHURST

unfortunate

but will always be the BATHURST winner,even if stripped of it,which they were not

DJRTP penalised for Bathurst engine breach

• VIRGIN AUSTRALIA SUPERCARS CHAMPIONSHIP
  
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• 0 Hours Ago
• By Stefan Bartholomaeus

Scott McLaughlin and Alex Premat will start the Penrite Oil Sandown 500 from the rear of the grid, as the result of an engine rule breach at Bathurst.

The Confederation of Australian Motorsport has released the below statement confirming a rear of grid Sandown start, a $30,000 fine and disqualification from the Bathurst qualifying and Shootout sessions.

That strips McLaughlin of his Bathurst ARMOR ALL Pole and lap record, but leaves his win in the Sunday race, which took place after an engine change, unaffected.

• Full decision: DJRTP Bathurst engine case

The engine used in the preliminary Bathurst sessions was found to have exceeded the maximum permitted valve lift prescribed in the car's Engine Specification Document.

DJRTP has issued a statement apologising to its fans, partners and drivers for the technical breach, which is another chapter to an already controversial Bathurst.

A week after the event, DJR Team Penske was fined $250,000 and docked 300 teams’ championship points for breaking the FIA’s Obligation of Fairness rules during the race.

Regardless, McLaughlin is almost certain to secure the championship today, needing only to finish last, even if Shane van Gisbergen wins, to put the season beyond doubt.

Full statement

CAMS Stewards have released their decision regarding a technical breach committed at the Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000.

The following information and penalty was today issued by the Stewards:

Fact:
Engine 009, which was used in Car #17 in Practice Sessions 1 to 7 (at Bathurst), in Qualifying for Race 25 and in the Top 10 Shootout (and then replaced prior to the Warm Up for Race 25), was examined by Supercars Technical personnel and the valve lift in a number of cylinders was found to have exceeded the maximum permitted valve lift prescribed by the ESD for Car #17.

Rule:
Rule C2.1.1.

Decision
Car #17, Scott McLaughlin/Alexandre Premat, is disqualified from Qualifying and the Top Ten Shootout for Race 25;

A Fine of $30,000 is imposed on Racing Team (Aust) Pty Ltd; and

Car #17, Scott McLaughlin/Alexandre Premat, is relegated to rear of Grid for Race 30 (Sunday’s Sandown race) in the 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship.

Click here for the full decision document

DJRTP penalised for Bathurst engine breach | Supercars

 

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CONGRATULATIONS AUSTRALIANS Jamie and Craig
commiserations Kiwis Scotty, Van Giz
SANDOWN VICTORIA Au

 

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CONGRATULATIONS KIWIs headed by McLauglin,Van Giz

cheers,best of luck for this weekend as well
i thik the 2 Ayussies going on and on in this interview are pathetic
he/they dont seem phased,at all


McLaughlin on securing second Supercars title | Supercars

 

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YAY BRING IT ON
culmination of ...

Hi Graham

Get your heart racing with three thrilling days of racing and action-packed entertainment at theCoates Hire Newcastle 500, 22-24 November.

Your guide to the Coates Hire Newcastle 500
With a schedule packed full of entertainment including four support categories, the all new SuperKids Zone, autograph sessions, drivers parade, Merchandise Alley and more – the weekend is bound to get every fans heart racing!

Head to the Newcastle page on the Supercars website for all your event information this weekend.

READ MORE

Meet you favourite drivers at the Thursday Super Signing Session
Launching the weekend’s festivities is the Super Signing Session – bring down your memorabilia and get it signed by the motorsport stars at this FREE autograph session!

When: Thursday 21 November from 4:30pm
Where: Civic Park, Newcastle

READ MORE

Have breakfast with the top ten drivers!
Start your day with breakfast within the Supercars precinct at the Fox Sports Lounge, overlooking the track and Newcastle’s beautiful coastline!

You can mingle with the top 10 drivers, whilst helping raise funds for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service at the Grand Finale Breakfast.

This is a morning not to be missed - tickets are limited,

 

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may
the best team win on the day
not fussed ho
just
NO Aussie style sedging please
those nasty looks are so game offputting

• New Zealand v England Live: First test
  
  STUMPS DAY 1
  England: 241-4 (90 overs)
  Stokes 67 (114)
  Pope 18 (23)
  
  Boult 22-6-61-0, Southee 21-6-46-1, de Grandhomme 19-5-28-2, Wagner 23-4-77-1, Santner 5-0-24-0
  
  England won the toss and elected to bat.
  
  NEW ZEALAND: Tom Latham, Jeet Raval, Kane Williamson (c), Ross Taylor, Henry Nicholls, BJ Watling, Colin de Grandhomme, Mitchell Santner, Tim Southee, Neil Wagner, Trent Boult.
  ENGLAND: Rory Burns, Dom Sibley, Joe Denly, Joe Root (c), Ben Stokes, Ollie Pope, Jos Butler, Sam Curran, Jofra Archer, Jack Leach, Stuart Broad.
  
  Sessions of play: 11:00 start, lunch 13.00-13.40, tea 15.40-16.00, close 18.00
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  Jofra Archer and Ben Stokes will be crucial to England's test chances against New Zealand (GETTY IMAGES)
  Archer hits Stokes in net session ahead of first test
  Fast bowler Jofra Archer sent a scare through the England camp when he hit Ben Stokes during a net session, forcing the star to the dressing room for attention.
  
  Archer hit Stokes on the left hand with an awkward rising delivery as the tourists prepared in Mt Maunganui for the opening test against New Zealand on Thursday.
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  Rory Burns will be part of a more cautious England top order against the Black Caps (GETTY IMAGES)
  England's top order promise to be more cautious
  A more measured approach to England's top-order batting is expected to confront New Zealand in their two-test cricket series.
  
  That's the view of BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew, who says the visitors must take a more careful approach when the first test starts at Mount Maunganui's Bay Oval on Thursday.
  
  England employed attacking white-ball international Jason Roy as an opener in four tests against Australia in The Ashes series earlier this year without success.
  
  Against the Black Caps, the visitors are set to use a new top three in their batting order

 

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McLaren’s a former Kiwi
well loved,respected by all

McLaren’s new sports car doesn’t need a roof, or even a windshield

The Elva’s clever engineering keeps air off of your face even at high speeds.

 

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congratulations Kiwi
not spoi good today
but no worries
am sure your not worried

Van Gisbergen takes dominant Newcastle win

Victory for Red Bull, but late Whincup mistake costs one-two read more ›

 

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kiwi vAN gIZ 1ST dayone
KIWI McLoughlin 1st day2
final of v8s for the year NEWCASTLE Au

when are you going to improve Australia

McLaughlin: Drivers ‘can be better role models’

‘I hope next year that all of us come into the sport with a better perspective’ read more ›

Stanaway flags retirement from racing

‘I feel like it’s time to finally call it a day’ read more ›
Tickford delivers Mostert to WAU

Mechanics farewell star driver following 2019 finale read more ›

 

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plus
unusual for me

but
backed the NZ Black Caps top win
the first test against Ehgland

only because they were paying 5-50 for NZ to beat England who were at 1-20

NZ look like winning easily

 

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dont take them long to learn the color of money
and/or learning the peopole of colours waysd in lieu of sport


Israel Folau ups damage claim to $14 million, says he could have been Wallabies captain
Israel Folau claims he could have one day skippered a "trophy-winning Wallabies team", as he seeks $14 million in damages following his Rugby Australia sacking.

 

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Au/NZ
LOVE
there boxing day sport
yesterday of course

tories
Comanche, Scallywag neck and neck on day two of Sydney to Hobart
After being forced to retire from last year's event, Scallywag has snatched the lead from fellow supermaxi Comanche early on day two of the 75th Sydney to Hobart yacht race.

Cricket Australia told to raise its voice on climate change as extreme heat threatens Boxing Day Test
A report commissioned by conservationists warns that under current climate models it could become too dangerous to play the Test in December, suggesting the event may be moved to relatively cooler months such as November or March.

 

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Aus
continuaslly go nuts over defeating us at any sport
its only a game FFS
plus
they have 20 million o choose from not 4
reminisce
underarm incident
as our P M said,at the time
'no wonder they wear yellow'

Live: Australia builds on lead after Cummins masterclass
Australia loses regular wickets but continues to add runs to an increasingly bulging target for New Zealand to chase after the tourists were skittled for 148. Follow all the action in our live blog.

I sippose we can be trans tasman fair ……

 

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Aussies all overe Nick now
because hes winningb or them
ridiculed him formerly
just like the English media did with the Scotsman playerr,till he started winning

Tstsipas told off by mum for hitting dad with racquet in loss to Kyrgios


In the midst of a thrilling three-set loss to Nick Kyrgios in the ATP Cup, young Greek star Stefanos Tsitsipas has a meltdown for the ages, injuring his father and copping a spray from his mother.