Fernando Alonso has refused to confirm whether or not Ferrari is actively chasing James Allison to bolster its technical line-up ahead of the 2014 campaign, but admits that the acclaimed engineer is "one of the top men" in the Formula 1 paddock. Allison, whose resignation from Lotus was announced on Wednesday, has been heavily linked with a return to the famous marque, having spent a five year spell at Maranello from 2000. The Cambridge graduate also played a key role in Alonso's title successes in 2005 and 2006, when the pair were united in Renault colours. Ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix, Alonso refrained from giving too much away: "He will choose what he prefers," the...
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