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Cycle News 2013 Issue 23 June 11

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er by .978 of a second on the final run down the Mountain. The Senior TT was marred when the first attempt at starting the race was stopped on the opening lap due to an incident at Bray Hill involving rider Jonathan Howarth in which 10 spectators were injured. "ACU Events Ltd can confirm that 10 spectators were injured during an incident in the Senior TT Race," a statement from the track read. "The rider Jonathan Howarth sustained a minor fracture. The race was red flagged and emergency services were P33 PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF IOMTT.COM VOL. 50 ISSUE 23 JUNE 11, 2013 John McGuinness won the biggest race of TT week at the Isle of Man on Friday – the Senior TT. immediately in attendance at the scene. The 10 spectators and the rider were taken to the hospital with injuries ranging from slight to serious but not life threatening. Four of the spectators have been discharged, five of the injured have been kept in the hospital and one remains under observation in the emergency department." RICH MAN ROSSI PHOTOGRAPHY BY GOLD & GOOSE V alentino Rossi took a pay cut to get back on the factory Yamaha after two years with Ducati, but most of us might not need tissue when we learn that the multi-time World Champion has slipped from 20th to 51st on the Forbes list of the top 100 moneymakers in sports. Rossi will make $22 million in 2013. The list is led by Tiger Woods, the golfer returning to the top after losing it last year to Floyd "Money" Mayweather. Woods held the top spot from 2001 to 2012, before running into issues with women, trees and sponsors (not necessarily in that order). But he has since regained not only his golf game, but also his number-one ranking and fortune. The native Californian, who Pay cut or not, Valentino Rossi still brings in the cash. now calls Florida home, leads the way with annual earnings of $78.1 million. Tennis great Roger Federer is second on the list with Los Ange- les Laker Kobe Bryant third. The top motorsports earner is Formula One star Lewis Hamilton, the Brit earning $27.5 million per annum.

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