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The Guardian Sport Sunday 25 October 2026, 19:17 UTC By Tom Lutz 1 min read
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️ Updates from Austin; race start 3pm CDT/8pm GMT️ Antonelli seizes US GP poll | Mail Tom with your thoughtsOn the US broadcast, Apple has decided to bring on as its expert … Apple CEO John Ternus. We find out that he likes driving and thinks F1 (broadcast on Apple TV) is growing rapidly in the US and he think F1 The Movie (produced by Apple Studios) was very good.

️ Updates from Austin; race start 3pm CDT/8pm GMT
️ Antonelli seizes US GP poll | Mail Tom with your thoughts

On the US broadcast, Apple has decided to bring on as its expert … Apple CEO John Ternus. We find out that he likes driving and thinks F1 (broadcast on Apple TV) is growing rapidly in the US and he think F1 The Movie (produced by Apple Studios) was very good. Funny that.

Who says nice guys don’t finish first? Kimi may well not clinch the title today, but he almost certainly will soon. Giles Richards looked at why Everyone Loves Kimi for us earlier this week:

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