F1 breathed a sigh of relief this week when, despite being shown the door (again) by Ferrari, Kimi Raikkonen found a berth with the team that brought him into F1 in 2001. Losing one character - in the form of Fernando Alonso - is bad enough for F1, but to lose two... well, it's like Oscar Wilde said about parents. As he seeks to take the series forward, Alejandro Agag, the driving force behind Formula E, admits that despite his countryman's focus on motorsport's Triple Crown, he would love to see him go all-electric, targeting securing the two-time world champion for the 2019/2020 season. 'I've been speaking with Fernando,' Agag told the South China Morning Post. 'Actually, I was with him...
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