game-winning field goal as time expires. Auto racing: Formula One: Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos, São Paulo: (1) Kimi Räikkönen (2) Felipe Massa (3) Fernando Alonso . Lewis Hamilton finishes 7th in the final race of the season, with the result that Kimi Räikkönen wins the Drivers Championship with 110 points, followed by Hamilton and Alonso, both on 109 points. NASCAR: Subway 500 at Martinsville, Virginia: (1) Jimmie Johnson (2) Ryan Newman (3) Jeff Gordon This race sees 21 cautions, with more than one-fourth of the race (127 out of 506 laps) run under yellow, and ends with a caution during an overtime lap. Johnson's win closes his deficit to teammate Gordon in the Chase to 53 points. Champ Car: Lexmark Indy 300 at Surfers Paradise, Queensland, Australia: (1) Sébastien Bourdais (2) Justin Wilson (3) Bruno Junqueira The win wraps up Bourdais' fourth consecutive title. Motorcycle GP: Malaysian motorcycle Grand Prix at Sepang, Malaysia: (1) Casey Stoner (2) Marco Melandri (3) Dani Pedrosa V8 Supercar: V8 Supercar Challenge at Surfers Paradise, Queensland, Australia: (1) Garth Tander (2) Russell Ingall (3) Jason Richards Baseball: 2007 American League Championship Series Game 7: Boston Red Sox 11, Cleveland Indians 2. The Bosox punch their ticket to the World Series, led on offense by Dustin Pedroia, who hits a two-run homer in the seventh inning to break open a close game, and a three-run double in the eighth to help put the game out of reach. Daisuke Matsuzaka pitches five innings, and Hideki Okajima and Jonathan Papelbon each pitch two innings of scoreless relief. Red Sox win series 4–3. Rugby union: 2007 IRB Awards IRB International Player of the Year: Bryan Habana, IRB International Team of the Year: IRB International Coach of the Year: Jake White, IRB Sevens Player of the Year: Afeleke Pelenise, IRB Sevens Team of the Year: IRPA Try of the Year: Takudzwa Ngwenya, For other awards, see the main IRB Awards article. <div id="20_October_2007"> </div id> 20 October 2007 (Saturday) American football NCAA Division I FBS AP Top 25: (1) Ohio State 24, Michigan State 17 (4) Oklahoma 17, Iowa State 7 (5) LSU 30, (18) Auburn 24 Vanderbilt 17, (6) South Carolina 6 (7) Oregon 55, Washington 34 (14) Florida 45, (8) Kentucky 37 (9) West Virginia 38, Mississippi State 13 UCLA 30, (10) California 21 (13) USC 38, Notre Dame 0 (15) Kansas 19, Colorado 14 (15) Missouri