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Michael Schumacher to Return to Formula One, Replace Felipe Massa

ROME (AP) - Seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher is making a comeback for Ferrari to replace injured driver Felipe Massa.Ferrari said Wednesday in a statement that the German had agreed to get back in the cockpit until Massa is fit to return. The next race is the European Grand Prix on Aug. 21-23 in Valencia,...

Forbes Snubs NASCAR

Add Forbes magazine to the list of those who don't count NASCAR drivers as athletes. Or celebrities. On Friday, the business magazine released The World's Most Powerful Celebrities, its annual list of the world's most powerful--and best-paid--celebrities. While former Formula One champion Michael Schumacher and his...

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Report: Michael Schumacher ranked second wealthiest sportsman in the world

Sportsmen â whether you'd classify them all as athletes or not â are some of the wealthiest people in the world.

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Margaret Fuhrer: Slow Dancing: Last Touch First at the Joyce Theater

A few years ago, photographer David Michalek filmed 43 dancers and choreographers with a high-definition camera.

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05/28/12 McLaren chief remains optimistic Source: Sportal News McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh has argued his team remains a Formula One title contender despite a third straight race without a podium finish.
05/28/12 Dario Franchittis gain has been F1 loss Source: Express.co.uk Fellow Scot and three-time world champion Sir Jackie Stewart, who helped bring him to the forefront of motor racing, believes Franchitti could have been a contender in the right car.
05/28/12 Eric Boullier: Lotus still in contention after Monaco... Source: Advertiser Online - Great Yarmouth - Norfolk - UK Hethel-backed Lotus endured a rare 2012 off-day at Monaco â the team's 500th Formula One outing.
05/28/12 Rosberg shines, Schumacher hopes for better luck Source: Canada.com - Canada Nico Rosberg celebrated another fine result while Michael Schumacher resolved to keep pushing for better luck and results after a mixed weekend for Mercedes in SundayÃ¢s Monaco Grand Prix. Rosberg - the German-born son of former Finnish world champion Keke - came home second after a near-flawless run from second on the grid behind victorious Australian Mark Webber of Red Bull. But the luckless Schumacher, who was fastest in SaturdayÃ¢s qualifying but lost pole due to a pre-race grid penalty of five places carried forward from Spain, was forced to retire with fuel pump problems.
05/27/12 Mercedes confident tire issues solved Source: Racer.com Mercedes is confident that it is on top of the tires for the Monaco Grand Prix - despite the big degradation problems it suffered in last year's race.