Pedro de la Rosa is disappointed that Formula 1 is yet again reducing in-season testing with two outings in 2015. The World Motor Sport Council recently gave the go-ahead to changes in the testing regulations. Next year teams will have three pre-season tests and just two in-season tests of two days each, while in 2016 even the pre-season outings will be reduced with only two tests each lasting four days. De la Rosa is unhappy with the new rules as he fears it will mean there is no place for development drivers such as himself while youngsters will struggle to get into the sport. "It's a disappointment generally for drivers," de la Rosa told Autosport. "You just question if...
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