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Many players, including all of the top three, fired a blank in Round 4 (La Liga). Tommy and Storts take advantage to become outsiders for the overall title while Stan finally gets on the board in style with a 5 point haul. As a result, last year's champion, Viva La FCB, is one of three players sat joint bottom with just a single point from four rounds. New Standings: 1. @Lucas - 17 points 2. @nudge - 16 points 3. @Eco - 14 points 4. @Teso dos Bichos / @Storts / @Tommy - 11 points 5. @Michael - 9 points 6. @Bluewolf - 8 points 7. @JOSHBRFC - 7 points 8. @RandoEFC / @DeadLinesman / @...Dan / @Rucksackfranzose / @Stan - 5 points 9. @Dan / @SchalkeUK / @CaaC (John) - 4 points 10. @Azeem / @Batard - 2 points 11. @Mel81x / @Viva la FCB / @Pyfish - 1 point

The in-flight test Crew Dragon's launch escape capabilities was successful!

Sod off with the ‘people hate McGregor’ nonsense, that doesn’t change the quality of the fight, which was piss.

SpaceX to practise emergency crew capsule escape America aims to take another step on Sunday towards being able to send its own astronauts into orbit again. California's SpaceX company will practise what to do in the event that one of its rockets carrying a human crew fails shortly after lift-off. If the test is completed successfully, it should clear the way for regular astronaut launches later this year. The US has not launched from its own soil since the retirement of the space shuttles nine years ago. It has been riding the Russian Soyuz system instead. The US space agency (Nasa) has contracted both SpaceX and the aerospace giant Boeing to come up with home-grown alternatives. SpaceX - with its Falcon rocket and Dragon capsule - is now in the final stages of development. Sunday's in-flight abort manoeuvre is really the last major obstacle the firm faces before receiving the full certification it needs to begin operational astronaut taxi services. (The test was due to take place on Saturday but is delayed to Sunday because of weather concerns.) FULL REPORT