Formula E Chief Executive Alejandro Agag has dismissed speculation that he might take over the reigns of Formula 1. Following the purchase of F1 by Liberty Media, rumours had swirled linking Agag to an executive role running the sport’s commercial and sporting operations. With Bernie Ecclestone now 85, Agag was seen as a potential replacement due to his motorsport experience and connections to Ecclestone, who he used to co-own Queens Park Rangers football club with. However Agag dismissed the suggestion, saying in an interview with Reuters that his focus remains on running Formula E, and that no one has approached him with regards to a role in Formula 1. 'There haven’t been any...
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