In simple and blunt terms, Briatore wants to be the championship manager.
As for who the champion is, that's not important.
Chen Xiangbei won't achieve results, so Briatore will bring in third-party investment and then kick out useless drivers.
Of course, if you have the power to do this, it's a win-win situation.
After speaking, Briatore stood up, walked over to the unfamiliar middle-aged man, and introduced him to Chen Xiangbei, saying, "Xiangbei, this is Carlos, the second son of Mexican Telecommunications. He is very interested in the HRT Team and is willing to invest one hundred million US dollars to purchase a 33% stake."
[Mexican Telecommunications?]
When he heard this name, Chen Xiangbei couldn't help but scrutinize him. This company is a giant in the Americas, equivalent to the status of Mobile and Unicom back home, with its founder, old Carlos, ranking first on Forbes' billionaire list for 2010.
The phrase "wealthy beyond measure" can be used it without exaggeration.
