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Schumacher Returning to Formula One 等Schumacher Returning to Formula One In December 2009, at the age of 40, Michael Schumacher, the king of car racing, announced that he would return to race in Formula One in 2010 after three seasons in retirement. He signed a three-year deal to drive for the new Mercedes Grand Prix team and he will race alongside another German, Nico Rosberg, who is 15 years younger. This could be the most exciting news of last year for the F1 fans. Schumacher is absolutely the greatest driver the sport has ever seen. He has won seven Formula One world drivers? titles in his 16-year career. Furthermore, he holds many other records in Formula One, including most drivers? championships, race victories, fastest laps, pole positions, points scored and most races won in a single season. But a neck injury from a motorcycle racing accident prevented him from driving and forced him to retire in 2006. Schumacher?s return causes a hot issue: whether he will get the eighth Formula One world drivers? title? The former driver Mansell?s words may give the answer:“It wouldn?t surprise me if Michael challenged for another world championship.” Regardless of the question, Schumacher has already made a new record. He is the oldest driver in Formula One since Nigel Mansell raced in 1995 at 41. Question: From which sentence can we infer that Schumacher is German? Answer: How Little exergise Do you Need? Recently researchers went through a vast database of survey information about the health and habits of men and women in Scotland, hoping to determine how much exercise is needed to keep the Scots from feeling depressed. The answer is: a mere 20 minutes a week of any physical activity, whether sports, walking, gardening or even housecleaning. The researchers found that more activity brought more mental-health benefits. But their overall conclusion was that being active for as little as 20 minutes a week is enough, if your goal is mental health.