One can always rely on the flamboyant Flavio Briatore to rev up the riches at any one of his successful 'Billionaire' clubs.
The Italian's Porto Cervo club in Sardinia was transformed into a high-octane hangout this week as F1 team owners Lawrence Stroll and Toto Wolff – billionaires in their own right – converged to the trendy spot with F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali in tow.
Amidst the glitz and glamour, the group huddled around the table, the air heavy with whispered plans as Briatore leaned in with a conspiratorial wink while Stroll and Wolff exchanged knowing glances.
Meanwhile, chief steward Domenicali valiantly held his own, clutching his sparkling water like a trophy while subtly swapping wine glasses across the table, ensuring that the group's conniving schemes were as muddled as a rain-soaked track on race day.
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