Teams traditionally say they don’t make trades in a reactionary way, which means they’re not forcing themselves to do something they consider foolish just because an opponent happened to upgrade.
But if your main competitor buys a Ferrari and you’re still driving a Ford, you probably have to find a way to get an exotic car yourself if you want to win the race — as long as it doesn’t bankrupt you, or your philosophy.
Here’s Carlos Gomez, a high-end model, whose full horsepower is to be seen.
“We’re not reacting to what other clubs are doing.