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HomePhys.org - BusinessWhat Apple’s new 5-year deal with Formula 1 means for US fans

What Apple’s new 5-year deal with Formula 1 means for US fans

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Formula 1 announced a five-year deal Friday with Apple, which will be the global motorsports series’ U.S. broadcast partner beginning next season.

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