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 »

Perez will own one of potentially 12 teams competing in the E1 championship that is set to commence in 2023, with his squad set to compete with the Mexican national colours... 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 »