Formula E boss Alejandro Agag believes Ferrari's threat to quit F1 is likely just a tactical ploy destined to offer the manufacturer a better negotiation position in the future. After reviewing last November the broad lines of Formula 1's proposed engine platform for 2021, Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne issued a quit threat, saying he would not hesitate to pull the Italian company out of Grand Prix racing if its interests were no longer in line with those of the sport. Ferrari has occasionally threatened to wreak havoc on the sport in the past, but without ever following through. Agag is among those who believe Marchionne's warning is a case of Ferrari flexing its muscles before F1 and...
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