Formula 1 is set to relax its in-season testing restrictions for 2014 after teams agreed to stage sessions after four grands prix next season.With a number of teams - most vocally Ferrari - having pushed for a return to some form of in-season testing, particularly in light of the major overhaul of engines in 2014, it has emerged on race day at the Canadian GP that the majority of outfits had now agreed a plan for limited in-season testing to return next season. The plan, pending approval from the FIA's World Motor Sport Council, is for four two-day sessions to be held in the weeks after four as yet unnamed grands prix, with the increased running, and therefore costs, to come at the expense...
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