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" We all know that Bernie E. is as rich as Croesus, but a fair few others have done pretty well for themselves too. Number four in `The Sunday Times&amp;#039; Sport Rich List, and topping the motor sport league, is Johnny Dumfries who partnered Ayrton Senna at Lotus and went on to win Le Mans with Jaguar in 1988. Worth a cool $178 million his wealth, strictly, comes from family inheritance including the Isle of Bute in Scotland. Next up is Eddie Irvine who got a mention last week followed by Jody Scheckter with $97 million; like many, Scheckter&amp;#039;s fortune was mainly made after he quit the sport, in his case defense training in the `States and, latterly, as an organic farmer here in the UK. Prodrive owner and Aston Martin chairman, David Richards is valued at $94 million ahead of Lewis Hamilton who, at the ripe old age of 26 has to get by on $81 million, the same as David Coulthard, who I wrote about last week, and Nigel Mansell. Poor old Jenson Button lags his team mate at $79 million but that&amp;#039;s comfortably ahead of Dario Franchitti, $68 million, and Sir Jackie Stewart who turned sponsorship into art form with $66.5 million. Jonathan Palmer, who qualified as a doctor and raced for Tyrell, now runs four of the UK&amp;#039;s race circuits has amassed $52 million along the way. While Damon Hill has only $31 million having lost a packet on a supercar club which went belly up. And supporting them all, is Dan Wheldon with $16 million. Related posts:   UK&amp;#039;s Annual Rich List: Ecclestone Tops the Motor Racing Lot Wanna Get Rich? Become a NASCAR Sprint Cup Driver Nigel Mansell is Back Racing!  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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