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Formula 1 borrows famous boxing announcer for Austin driver introductions

World famous sports entertainment announcer Michael Buffer will introduce each driver individually at the United States Grand Prix later this month as part of a new initiative thought up by new owners Liberty Media. Buffer, the Hall of Fame Sports and Entertainment Announcer, is well-known for his  'Let’s get ready to rumble!' catchphrase during boxing announcements. He will now turn his hand to Formula 1 by introducing each driver on the grid just minutes before lights out for Sunday's grand prix. 'We are delighted to welcome Michael Buffer as part of our ongoing commitment to our fans to build the entertainment factor in Formula 1,” said Sean Bratches. 'We...
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