Not only could the 2014 F1 season be the longest on record, but the break between the current campaign and embarking on next year could be among the shortest ever too.With both Russia and the second US race both scheduled for addition to the calendar next season, the number of rounds would swell to 21 – providing that none of the existing events asks to be excused – while the introduction of a new engine formula for 2014 looks set to bring not only extra test sessions, but also an earlier start to proceedings, with pre-season launches potentially taking place around Christmas and New Year.There is talk of a fourth pre-season test being added to the schedule, pushing the opening session...
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