Ferrari's top level management revolution forced the departure of number one driver Fernando Alonso from Maranello according to Adrian Campos, a former F1 driver who in 2010 founded the team that became known as Hispania. The 54-year-old Spaniard now operates junior teams including a GP2 outfit, and spoke to the sports daily AS about Alonso's controversial switch from Ferrari to McLaren, where he spectacularly clashed in 2007. 'Honestly,' Campos told the newspaper, 'I think we all have to respect the decision taken by Fernando. Only he had all the information. 'The only thing I can say is that he lived through a bad time at a completely headless Ferrari team, with major problems for...
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