All the excitement is over ...

Well we lost in both the Rugby and the F1 this weekend ...

The Rugby i feel we were robbed of , The Video Referee didn't give a try that was so close you couldn't call it out of touch ...

And in the Rugby Hamilton made one mistake and paid for it ...

Going into turn 3 on the first lap , Hamilton tried retake the position Alonso just taken off him ... He then went wide and lost about 5 places , He then ad to make his way back up the order from then ...

He then suffered some sort of a problem with his gearbox that made him lose about 40 seconds of track time

He came in 7th and therefore handing the title over to Kimi Raikonen ...

BUT the season doesn't end there ... Oh No

Kimi Raikkonen’s Formula 1 world championship may be in jeopardy after Brazilian Grand Prix stewards launched an investigation into Williams and BMW Sauber for technical irregularities.

Representatives of the two teams were summoned to the stewards’ office on Sunday evening after fuel samples taken from the cars of Nico Rosberg (Williams), Robert Kubica (BMW) and Nick Heidfeld (BMW) – which finished in fourth, fifth and sixth places respectively – showed temperatures outside the permitted range.

Were the three drivers to be disqualified from Sunday’s race, Lewis Hamilton would be promoted to fourth place – giving him, and not Raikkonen, the title.

Article 6.5.5 of the Formula 1 technical regulations stipulates that “no fuel on board the car may be more than 10 degrees centigrade below ambient temperature”.

FIA technical delegate Jo Bauer confirmed in a statement that the Williams and BMW fuel temperatures had deviated by more than that amount in the course of the race.

The stewards are currently deliberating on the appropriate punishment for this irregularity.

Given the huge ramifications of disqualifying the drivers, it is thought likely that a different penalty will be applied, perhaps citing the precedent of the 1995 Brazilian GP, when constructors’ but not drivers’ points were deducted

Its more likely that the team will penalised and not the drivers BUT if it does go Hamilton's way ... Would he be happy being gifted the Championship ?