See how the rich burn money in outdoor sports

Paul Allen

Buy ten Lamborghini, drive one, pull nine cars and let your "luxury friends" look up? Buy yourself a McDonnell road and get a personal unit. Will you be able to make a big splash on the Forbes Forum? When one day you are extravagant, you will ask yourself, if even these are not enough extravagance, then there is still a pursuit of life? There are dreams to chase, even if you are rich in enemy power. The world's ultra-luxury behavior will greatly enlighten your vision of "burn money".

If not for the Russian government's refusal, MiG fighters are all on the open!

Is it not fun to buy a private McDonnell?

If Bill Gates is the richest, then his partner Paul Allen is close to the richest. In 2005, Paul Allen ranked seventh in the world's richest list with 21 billion dollars.

Paul Allen has his own McDonnell planes, has his own personal crew, and can book at the apron at almost every major airport in the world. But one day, he felt that these were not enough. What should he do?

When the "Columbia" was first launched in 1981, 13,000 space adventurers rushed to the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida to witness this historic moment, including Paul Allen. . In 1982, Paul Allen withdrew from Microsoft due to Hodgkin's disease. From then on, he began his luxurious life and research. On June 21, 2004, supported by Paul Allen, the world’s first privately-built spacecraft flew into space twice in five days and reached a height of 112 kilometers above the ground. Low track flight records, but also created a new era of space travel.

The success of "Spaceship One" made Paul Allen famous in the multi-billionaire high-tech club and inspired Other American business tycoons. Amazon’s CEO Jeff Bezos announced the purchase of 16.5 acres of land as his space testing base. PayPal founder Elon Musk also founded Private Rocket.

Larry Ellison

The Enticement of the America's Cup Sailing

Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle, the world’s second-largest software company, is the happiest player in the world’s ninth-placed wealthy person who is the world’s 9.8 billionaire. He is a well-known yacht player. In 1998, he directed his yacht “say-nara” to participate in the America’s Cup regatta and won the first prize. Later he spent 90 million more than two-thirds of the total investment and was jointly established with BMW. The "BMW Oracle" yacht team led the yacht team to participate in the America's Cup yacht race. The yacht team also performed well in various competitions.

Ellison is an extremely interested person. In addition to yachts and rowing boats, he also likes to drive cars and planes. He learned to fly a biplane at an aviation school, but it wasn't exciting enough to spend money on purchasing a dismantled Italian Marcetti S.211 fighter jet and personally driving it over the Pacific Ocean to simulate with others. Air combat. He also tried to buy a Russian MiG fighter worth 20 million U.S. dollars but was severely rejected by the Russian government.

The champion of the America's Cup regatta excited him and even surpassed the happiness of being the second richest man in the world: “We are all curious about our own limits. One of the functions of sports is that it tells us This is very important, which is why I want to win the America's Cup.” Ellison is particularly keen on outdoor adventure sports. He likes to challenge himself and pursue an ultimate stimulus. He takes the risk-taking spirit to the fullest, and he does not give up no matter how much danger he may encounter in the sports. He once entered the hospital several times because of risky sports. In 1998, he took risks. He led his own yacht team in the process of participating in the storm due to more than six crew members fell into the water sacrifice.