Formula One: Maldonado punished three places for blocking

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    Rain kings Barca stay on course for 100 points

    Rain kings Barca stay on course for 100 points

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  • Barca close in on 100-point mark with Valladolid win

    Barca close in on 100-point mark with Valladolid win

    Barca close in on 100-point mark with Valladolid win

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  • Ancelotti wants to leave Paris St Germain

    Ancelotti wants to leave Paris St Germain

    Ancelotti wants to leave Paris St Germain

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  • I want to leave PSG, says Madrid target Ancelotti

    I want to leave PSG, says Madrid target Ancelotti

    I want to leave PSG, says Madrid target Ancelotti

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    Arsenal win Champions League race, Fergie bows out

    Arsenal win Champions League race, Fergie bows out

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  • Barcelona 2-1 Valladolid: Champions continue hunt for 100 points

    Barcelona 2-1 Valladolid: Champions continue hunt for 100 points

    Barcelona 2-1 Valladolid: Champions continue hunt for 100 points

    Victory never looked in doubt for the Blaugrana who are now just two wins away from matching the record Liga points tally set by arch-rivals Real Madrid last season

Venezuelan Pastor Maldonado was on Saturday found guilty of blocking German rival Nico Hulkenberg during qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix and relegated from third on the grid to sixth.

The Williams driver baulked German Hulkenberg of Force India during the Q1 session in qualifying.

The stewards decision lifted Finn Kimi Raikkonen of Lotus up to third behind pole sitting Briton Jenson Button of McLaren and Japanese Kamui Kobayashi of Sauber.

Maldonado had earlier declared his qualifying result a sign that Williams would enjoy a stronger showing in the second half of the 2012 season.

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