Formula E boss Alejandro Agag would love to see Scuderia Ferrari enter his all-electric Formula E series sometime in the near future.<\/p>\n
Formula E has already attracted significant manufacturer involvement and interest.<\/p>\n
BMW \u00a0and Renault are already devoting engineering resources to Formula E through their tie-ups with Andretti and e.dams.<\/p>\n
Audi, Jaguar and Citroen’s DS brand are also involved to various degrees \u00a0while Mercedes owns an option to enter the fray for the 2018\/2019 season.<\/p>\n
Speaking earlier this week, FIA Presdient Jean Todt praised Renault’s direct involvement, and also hoped the Ferrari\u00a0 would commit to FE.\n<\/p>\n
“Ferrari in Formula E is quite possible,” Agag told La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em>.<\/p>\n “We are in the third year. We are looking at new races in Hong Kong, New York, Montreal and Marrakech. We want to grow and thrive — I have a lot to do here.<\/p>\n “I see 20 drivers but no Italian flags,” he added.<\/p>\n “I already know that every young Italian dreams only of Ferrari, but I’m sure that sooner or later we will have a driver from Italy. Or an Italian brand.”<\/p>\n Does Ferrari fit the bill?<\/p>\n “Three years ago, nobody could have imagined that. In Italy there are Fiat, Maserati, Alfa Romeo.<\/p>\n “I read that Marchionne is always speaking of Alfa Romeo’s return. We would welcome them with open arms,” said Agag.<\/p>\n Ferrari’s Sergio Marchionne is watching FE’s development with interest, and admitted his company was seriously considering an entry into the all-electric series, but likely not before 2022.<\/p>\n “We need to be involved in Formula E because electrification via hybridisation is going to be part of our future,” Marchionne told FIA publication Auto back in April.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Want to win a trackday experience? All you have to do is subscribe to our FREE newsletter HERE<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Gallery: All the pictures from Montreal<\/p>\n\n