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concern at the minute. I spoke
to William's girlfriend… He's con-
scious. He's awake. And he's all
right. Just a suspected broken
leg, but he's going to be alright
which is the main thing for me."
And at the end of the day Dun-
lop was happy to win a race that
he lost to John McGuiness last
year. The most important one.
"I done my bit for BMW and at
the start of the week this was a
personal goal for me. And I want-
ed to win the Superbike race [Se-
nior TT] and when I'm home last
year, when John [McGuiness]
had beat me last year and said
this was the main race to win.
Dunlop leaves the line in the
second Supersport TT, which he
won on Wednesday of last week.
That's why I wanted to get it."
As for the older Dunlop, he'd
given his brother a scare but all
was good.
"I had been suffering a bit of
arm-pump all week and I think
with the extra tension with lead-
ing and then being in contention
for the win made it a little worse,"
William Dunlop said. "I could
hardly feel the bars, but when
you are getting P1 and P2 signals
there's no way you are going to
back-off. I think I just ran into
Graham Memorial with a little bit
of throttle still-on and the rest…
Well, it's just the small bone in my
leg I've broken and I'm a little bat-
tered and bruised, but I hope to
be ready to ride in four weeks."
Parsons got his in the Moto
X Best Whip final where, after
six minutes of competition, he
wowed the judges — fans voting
via Twitter — with his bag full of
tricks. He got 33 percent of the
vote, followed by Silver medalist
Jeremy Stenberg, who pulled 23
percent of the voting. Third most
popular and taking home the
Bronze medal was Josh Hansen
with 18 percent of the voting.
This was Parsons' first attempt
in the Best Whip competition.
Renner had little difficulty win-
ning the Moto X Step Up Final.
His winning jump of 34 feet was
more than enough for him to
Ronnie Renner claimed his sixth X Games
Gold medal in the Moto X Step Up Final.
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