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'Antonelli and Sinner, Sinner and Antonelli' - Italy should handle its latest sporting hero with care

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Sky Sports extends F1 live broadcast contract

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The intrigue sparked by Red Bull's Miami sidepod design

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MotoGP confident it will "reach an agreement" with manufacturers over commercial cycle

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How over the course of two decades GT3 became modern motorsport’s greatest success

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Why time is running out to make bigger F1 power unit changes for 2027

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Grapevine: Schuey in '100 Most Influential' List

Michael Schumacher has been chosen by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world, along with the Dalai Lama, terrorist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, and Nobel laureate Nelson Mandela

The reigning Formula One World Champion is one of only five sporting figures to have made the list, which will appear in tomorrow's edition of the international magazine.

Along with Schumacher, NBA All-Star LeBron James and sailor Ellen MacArthur are the other sportspersons. Two more sporting related men on the list are Chelsea soccer team owner Roman Abramovich and World Anti-Doping Agency chief Richard Pound.

The list comprises of figures from 31 countries and includes names from the entertainment and fashion industry, along with famous - and infamous - world leaders.

The 100 selected names have shaped the world in some way, the magazine editors said. "It really shows the breadth of human endeavor," Time editor Jim Kelly said. "Influence can be defined in a myriad of ways."

For every selected newsmaker, the magazine invited a known figure to profile the selected person. Writing on Schumacher, who won an unprecedented seven F1 World Championship titles, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason wrote: "Watching Schumacher compete is a chance to see the most complete driver the world has known give a master class in motor racing."

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