Formula One teams are due to vote on whether the current in-season testing ban should be relaxed. Testing restrictions were imposed in 2009 as a cost cutting measure and have seen most outfits do away with separate test teams in order to save money. Ferrari, which has its own test track in Fiorano, has been the most vocal supporter of relaxing the current ban on in-season testing and on Wednesday will have the opportunity to put its argument to a vote. McLaren's managing director Jonathan Neale told journalists on Tuesday that at least four teams appear to be behind the idea and that a vote would be held on Wednesday. "Formula One appears to be about to test itself again on its...
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