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Apple CEO Tim Cook just waved the checkered flag at the Formula One United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas.

He has recently met with all of the team bosses, and Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali, to discuss the project in the paddock hospitality zone and potentially asking teams to provide cars as props. [October 23, 2022] Apple CEO Tim Cook just waved the checkered flag at the Formula One United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas.

The US Formula 1 Grand Prix was as exciting as ever, except for the part where Apple CEO Tim Cook waved the chequered flag in a rather awkward manner.

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The US GP had Tim Cook as their flag waver at the end of the race but that move did not work out well for them. Fans have reacted to it on Twitter.

In defense of the tycoon, it’s not every weekend that he waves a race to an end. [October 23, 2022] The 61-year-old was also bestowed with the opportunity to wave the chequered flag at the end of the race. All in all, the race did not leave anybody unsatisfied. Another victory and he will leapfrog two legends of F1 and create a niche for himself. As a result of their P1 and P4, Red Bull was officially crowned World Constructor’s Championship winners, having now accumulated an unassailable lead over their rivals. In commandeering and aggressive fashion, what he is known for, Verstappen snatched back what he believed was his. A number of records were under pressure from the results at Austin. He ended up being pushed down the pecking order and had to chase Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. The race on Sunday provided all the possible permutations and combinations that can be served up in a race. The United States GP did not fail in providing fans with entertainment. But for a race so good, fans spotted some things that stuck out during the Red Bull victory.

San Francisco, Oct 24 (IANS): Tech giant Apple CEO Tim Cook made a surprise appearance at the Formula 1 US Grand Prix, waving a checkered flag at the ...

"Someone tell Tim Cook he's waving the chequered flag, not surrendering in a war," a user posted. After 56 laps of racing, the checkered flag was waved by none other than Tim Cook. Twitter users commented, telling the Apple CEO that he's "not surrendering in a war" and saying "Hey grandpa, calm down".

Apple CEO Tim Cook was spotted at the U.S. Grand Prix Sunday, but his rather feeble attempt at waving the checkered flag had the internet in stitches.

Before becoming a writer Stephen studied Ancient History at University and also worked at Apple for more than two years. [best Apple Watch](https://www.imore.com/best-apple-watch) focused on the rugged outdoors and durability, with tremendous battery life and a cool new design. F1: Tim, wanna wave the checkered flag? Race fans and onlookers alike were both tickled and somewhat dismayed as they were left to watch Cook very gently wave the checkered flag at the finish line, rather than being treated to the on-track battle between Sebastian Vettel and Kevin Magnussen for P8. As the race neared its end, Cook made a surprise appearance on the gantry as Max Verstappen crossed the finish line to take his 13th victory of the season, helping Redbull secure the Constructor's championship, having already wrapped up the driver's championship in Japan. Apple CEO Tim Cook was spotted at the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas in Texas on Sunday.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai took to Twitter to share Diwali wishes but in unexpected way. “I celebrated by watching the last three overs (India vs Pakistan ...

Sundar Pichai, the Indian-origin CEO of tech giant Google also shared his greetings on Diwali. However, unlike previous year, he didn't share the model of iPhone through which the picture is shot. Apple's Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Tim Cook shared a photo through his Twitter handle to wish people on the festival of light .

For Mumbai-based photographer Apeksha Makar, it was a happy moment when Apple CEO Tim Cook gave her a shoutout online.

"It consumes me and that’s why I enjoy it so much." Cook said the picture beautifully illustrated why Diwali is called the festival of lights. She is also the co-founder of The House of Pixels, a photography platform that bridges the gap between conceptual and commercial, The Telegraph reported in a feature piece.

Apple CEO Tim Cook on Monday morning extended Diwali wishes to his followers and gave a shoutout to Mumbai-based photographer Apeksha Maker.

Tim Cook wrote to her, "Congratulations on all of your impressive achievements at such a young age. In response to her email, in which she described her app and other accomplishments, Apple's CEO complimented her. Apple CEO Tim Cook on Monday morning extended Diwali wishes to his followers and gave a shoutout to Mumbai-based photographer Apeksha Maker.

Apple CEO Tim Cook on Monday tweeted a Diwali image captured by Mumbai-based photographer Apeksha Makar, saying.

Play with perspectives, move around and explore different angles,” the ace photographer noted. Wishing all who celebrate a holiday full of joy and prosperity. “This photo beautifully captures why Diwali is known as the Festival of Lights.

The Metaverse, according to Apple CEO Tim Cook, is not the next Internet Revolution. The Metaverse is far too bizarre and Tim Cook believes in augmented ...

This influences our self-concept, and as a result, we are happier and more confident. Our narrative identity implies that we integrate our lived experiences into a consistent, predictable timeline about who we are and what our lives mean. The metaverse is not in the least bit counterintuitive. In our lives, we are the narrators. Making friends in the metaverse becomes more difficult as a result of this. The less counterintuitive something is, the less it violates our pre-existing ideas about the world, and the easier it is to accept.