FILE PHOTO: Alejandro Agag, Formula E CEO, gestures next to Michela Cerruti's Formula E car in the box during an interview with Reuters ahead of round four of the Formula E championship in Buenos Aires, January 8, 2015. REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci
LONDON (Reuters) - After launching three all-electric racing series on land and water, Spanish entrepreneur Alejandro Agag is considering a reach for the sky.
The founder of city-based Formula E and off-road Extreme E, with a new Saudi-backed E1 powerboat championship in the works for 2023, said on Friday he was interested in the possibilities of electric air racing.
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