Pastor Maldonado says a new attitude at Williams have contributed to the team's success this year. read more »

Pastor Maldonado will evaluate an aggressive new rear wing design for Williams during free practice for the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Pastor Maldonado is confident of putting his miserable Monaco Grand Prix weekend behind him and picking up more strong points as Williams heads to Canada. Following his... read more »

After going from hero to zero in Monaco, Williams driver Pastor Maldonado will be out to make amends in Canada. read more »

Bruno Senna has said he is under no pressure from Williams to match Pastor Maldonado this season and that his priority is to learn so that he can challenge more in 2013. read more »

Pastor Maldonado: We have been working very hard to improve the performance of the car and I can feel it getting better all the time. I am therefore hoping for a strong finish... read more »

Within memory of him delivering the beleaguered team's first victory for more than seven years, Williams has expressed disappointment in Pastor Maldonado. After soaring... read more »

Was Pastor Maldonado treated too harshly or too leniently by the Monaco stewards, following his collision with Sergio Perez? read more »

Pastor Maldonado's collision with Sergio Perez on Saturday in Monaco was 'avoidable' according to the Williams team. read more »

Q:  Mark, it was a frustrating weekend for Williams F1 in Monaco. So much potential, yet the team only got one world championship point. How competitive was the FW34... read more »

Williams chief operations engineer Mark Gillan admits that the team was disappointed with Pastor Maldonado during the Monaco Grand Prix weekend read more »

Williams insists it had the potential to feature far more prominently in the Monaco Grand Prix, and was disappointed with both Pastor Maldonado's 'avoidable' FP3... read more »

Williams Chief Operating Engineer Mark Gillan has said he is disappointed with the outcome of the Monaco weekend for the British team. Pastor Maldonado’s race ended... read more »

He may have admitted earlier in the weekend that the Monaco Grand Prix is no favourite of his, but that did not ease the disappointment for Pedro de la Rosa when the Spaniard... read more »

Monaco delivered a single point for Williams as Bruno Senna kept out of trouble and finished tenth in the Principality, where his late uncle had previously won on six... read more »

After a dismal weekend in Monaco, Pastor Maldonado says he needs to "turn the page" and focus on the next race... read more »

Pastor Maldonado endures a weekend to forget in Monaco, starting from the back of the grid and then failing to make it to the end of the opening lap read more »

Pastor Maldonado says his terrible Monaco Grand Prix weekend has not dented his confidence even though it was such a contrast to his Spanish GP victory. read more »

It was a bitter-sweet day for the Williams F1 Team, with Bruno Senna finishing in the points after a measured drive in the Monaco Grand Prix. Bruno Senna made good start from... read more »

Bruno Senna, 10th: I'm happy we got a point from a very tough race. We deserved more and I felt we could be stronger than this, but today it didn't happen and so we... read more »

Romain Grosjean, Kamui Kobayashi, Pastor Maldonado and Pedro de la Rosa were all early retirements from this afternoon’s Monaco Grand Prix, with the quartet getting... read more »

Pastor Maldonado will have to start Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix from the final row. The Williams Formula 1 driver saw his team change his gearbox for today's... read more »

The Monaco Grand Prix stewards, including former champion Nigel Mansell, considered exclusing Pastor Maldonado for his FP3 incident. The Venezuelan cut across Sergio... read more »

Pastor Maldonado will see an F1 start from the opposite end of the grid to Barcelona after being sent to the back of the field by the stewards. read more »

Barcelona winner Pastor Maldonado has gone from F1 glory to back-of-the-field ignominy in the space of less than two weeks. But as Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport... read more »