Wales international Mason Grady admits speeding at 115mph
PA MediaWales international rugby player Mason Grady has been fined almost £1,400 after admitting driving at 115mph on the M4 in south Wales.
He was travelling between junctions 35 and 34 in Bridgend county when he was clocked on 19 October - days after returning from the Rugby World Cup.
Grady, 21, admitted the offence at Cardiff Magistrates' Court on Monday.
He has been named as a substitute in the Wales squad to face France in Cardiff on Sunday.
The Cardiff Rugby player has been ordered to pay a £915 fine, a £366 surcharge and £110 in costs.
He must pay the £1,391 total by the end of March.
The offence occurred days after he returned to Wales from the Rugby World Cup in France, following the team's quarter-final defeat by Argentina on 14 October.
The nine-cap international, from Rhoose, has appeared in all three of Wales' Six Nations matches this year, all as a replacement, and picked up a yellow card in their defeat by England at Twickenham.
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