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France secured the Six Nations championship with a flourish - and quashed England's hopes - by ultimately overpowering a dogged Scotland in Paris.
Steve Borthwick's men moved to the top of the table with a thumping win in Wales, but the French responded to the challenge.
Their four tries did not just secure the title in terrific style, it also brought their tally to 30 across the five games - a new Six Nations record, breaking a mark set by the English in 2001.
Fabien Galthie's team roared into an early 10-0 lead thanks to the first of Yoram Moefana's two tries and a penalty from Thomas Ramos, who later bypassed Frederic Michalak as France's all-time top points scorer.