Agag thanks his lucky stars as Extreme E gets ready to race


(Reuters) - Extreme E founder Alejandro Agag is thanking his lucky stars already as his new electric off-road racing series prepares to debut in the deserts of Saudi Arabia this weekend.

Getting to the start line has been no easy feat for the Spaniard and his vision of racing SUVs in the remotest parts of the planet to highlight the effects of climate change and promote sustainability.

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