Michael Pastor

Two South Sudanese pastors went on trial Tuesday in Sudan on accusations of spying and crimes against the state, for which they could receive the death penalty, their lawyer said.

Maldonado has spent three seasons with Williams, winning the Spanish Grand Prix in 2012, but only notched up one point this season with his 10th place in Hungary.

The moody Venezuelan, who is leaving Williams, admitted that he was in advanced talks with Lotus and Sauber.

The moody Venezuelan had already stirred up discussion over his on-track value to a team - despite bringing 40 million dollars in sponsorship with him - after accusing Williams of sabotage on Saturday.

Kimi Raikkonen is leaving Lotus for Ferrari. Ferrari's Felipe Massa is switching to Williams, where Pastor Maldonado is out.

Felipe Massa, who is struggling to find a seat for 2014 after being told he will be released by Ferrari, is Brazil's only current F1 driver.

The test - originally intended solely for young drivers, but adapted to allow race drivers to test Pirelli

The livery will also be emblazoned with the names of all 691 Williams employees who work across all divisions of the Williams Group, as a tribute to their continued hard work and dedication.

Michael Schumacher crashed near the end of a wet second practice for the German Grand Prix and appeared to be unhurt as he walked from his damaged Mercedes on Friday.

Venezuelan driver Pastor Maldonado was reprimanded and fined 10,000 Euros by the FIA on Sunday for crashing into Mexican rival Sergio Perez during the British Grand Prix.

Championship leader Fernando Alonso topped the times for Ferrari in Saturday morning's third free practice session for Sunday's British Grand Prix as the rain relented to allow an hour of welcome dry running.

Pastor Maldonado had his sights set on a second podium finish for Williams after securing third position on the grid during qualifying for Sunday's European Grand Prix.

Defending drivers' champion Sebastian Vettel topped the times for Red Bull on Saturday morning during the final practice session ahead of qualifying for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.

Often, another name for Formula One could have been Formula Same-Same: Same-old faces driving for the same-old teams winning the same-old races.

Not content with his stunning triumph at last weekend's fire-shrouded Spanish race, Venezuelan hero Pastor Maldonado has declared his intention of staying ahead of the pack in Formula One by winning next Sunday's showpiece Monaco Grand Prix.

Two South Sudanese pastors went on trial Tuesday in Sudan on accusations of spying and crimes against the state, for which they could receive the death penalty, their lawyer said.

Maldonado has spent three seasons with Williams, winning the Spanish Grand Prix in 2012, but only notched up one point this season with his 10th place in Hungary.

The moody Venezuelan, who is leaving Williams, admitted that he was in advanced talks with Lotus and Sauber.

The moody Venezuelan had already stirred up discussion over his on-track value to a team - despite bringing 40 million dollars in sponsorship with him - after accusing Williams of sabotage on Saturday.

Kimi Raikkonen is leaving Lotus for Ferrari. Ferrari's Felipe Massa is switching to Williams, where Pastor Maldonado is out.

Felipe Massa, who is struggling to find a seat for 2014 after being told he will be released by Ferrari, is Brazil's only current F1 driver.

The test - originally intended solely for young drivers, but adapted to allow race drivers to test Pirelli

The livery will also be emblazoned with the names of all 691 Williams employees who work across all divisions of the Williams Group, as a tribute to their continued hard work and dedication.

Michael Schumacher crashed near the end of a wet second practice for the German Grand Prix and appeared to be unhurt as he walked from his damaged Mercedes on Friday.

Venezuelan driver Pastor Maldonado was reprimanded and fined 10,000 Euros by the FIA on Sunday for crashing into Mexican rival Sergio Perez during the British Grand Prix.

Championship leader Fernando Alonso topped the times for Ferrari in Saturday morning's third free practice session for Sunday's British Grand Prix as the rain relented to allow an hour of welcome dry running.

Pastor Maldonado had his sights set on a second podium finish for Williams after securing third position on the grid during qualifying for Sunday's European Grand Prix.

Defending drivers' champion Sebastian Vettel topped the times for Red Bull on Saturday morning during the final practice session ahead of qualifying for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.

Often, another name for Formula One could have been Formula Same-Same: Same-old faces driving for the same-old teams winning the same-old races.

Not content with his stunning triumph at last weekend's fire-shrouded Spanish race, Venezuelan hero Pastor Maldonado has declared his intention of staying ahead of the pack in Formula One by winning next Sunday's showpiece Monaco Grand Prix.