The boss of Formula E Alejandro Agag claims there is a strong likelihood of a Madrid-based Formula 1 race being announced in the near future. read more »

Tennis legend Rafael Nadal has joined Sergio Perez in launching a team involved in the latest brainchild of Formula E and Extreme E founder Alejandro Agag. read more »

Mexico City Grand Prix promoter Alejandro Soberon believes there is space for "another" F1 race on the American continents as Colombia chases a calendar spot. read more »

Formula E founder Alejandro Agag has described the addition of McLaren to the championship as a "huge rebound" after what appeared to be "the end of the... read more »

Extreme E founder Alejandro Agag says that the series would love to have Ferrari compete in it in the future. read more »

Extreme E founder and CEO Alejandro Agag has conceded he would "love to have Ferrari" join the series in the wake of McLaren's commitment to the all-electric SUV... read more »

Campos Motorsport was formed ahead of the first season of the Open Fortuna by Nissan series – which later became Formula Renault 3.5 - and surged to the first three titles in... read more »

Formula E founder Alejandro Agag says Honda’s decision to quit Formula 1 is “bad for motorsport in general”, playing down suggestions it could strengthen his all-electric... read more »

Formula E co-founder and chairman Alejandro Agag is set to miss the six-race Berlin showdown after testing positive for the novel Covid-19 coronavirus. read more »

Formula E CEO Alejandro Agag believes the groundwork could eventually be put in place to merge the all-electric series with Formula 1. read more »

Formula E is weighing up scratching its actual season should the situation show no improvement in the coming weeks, says Alejandro Agag, Founder and Chairman of the first... read more »

Formula E chairman, Alejandro Agag, thinks the chances of the all-electric series and Formula 1 racing taking place this year are "50-50". read more »

Formula 1 is facing only a "50-50" shot of going racing this year, according to Formula E founder Alejandro Agag. read more »

F1 and Formula E have a "50-50 chance" of going racing this year, according to the electric series' founder and CEO Alejandro Agag. read more »

The merging of the ACO and IMSA series, pre COVID-19, was welcomed by most race fans. But will the current worldwide crisis force more series to do the same? Could we be... read more »

The signing of Formula 1's new Concorde Agreement is on hold with Formula E boss Alejandro Agag urging the sport to seize the opportunity to "shake down the whole... read more »

Formula 1 chiefs should "shake down" the sport's financial model and slash the budget cap to $75 million amid the uncertainty caused by coronavirus, reckons FE... read more »

Formula E has confirmed former Manchester United commercial director Jamie Reigle will replace Alejandro Agag as CEO. read more »

Formula 1 teams should have no say in the governance of the sport, says Formula E founder Alejandro Agag. read more »

Formula E chief Alejandro Agag says he would to want to oversee a championship that has been dominated by one team, as Formula 1 has by Mercedes so far in 2019. As the Silver... read more »

Formula E boss Alejandro Agag says that seeing Ferrari in Formula E would be "a great fight", and that they have "an open invitation" to the series. read more »

Ferrari have an 'open invitation' to join Formula E - Alejandro Agag read more »

Formula E boss Alejandro Agag has said he would "love Ferrari to come" to the all-electric racing series. read more »

Formula 1 world champions Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton are in the sights of Extreme E, a new all-electric series dreamed up by the founder of Formula E. FE chief... read more »

As part of the continued growth of Formula E Holdings Ltd, Alejandro Agag and the board of the company have agreed that he should step-up from the role of CEO to become Chairman. read more »