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Apple just upgraded the Formula 1 experience! 🏎️ Apple just made Formula One a lot easier to follow in the U.S. One place for the full race weekend. Practice, qualifying, sprint sessions, and every Grand Prix, live or on demand. The gifted package was cool, too. Apple TV 4K,... show more

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