FILE - In this May 13, 2014 file picture Former CEO of BayernLB Bank, Gerhard Gribkowsky, withness in the Ecclestone trial, leaves the courtroom in Munich, Germany. The German banker allegedly bribed by Bernie Ecclestone has to return to a Munich court to give more testimony — meaning the Formula One boss's corruption trial should run through at least the end of July. Ecclestone maintains Gerhard Gribkowsky blackmailed him into a US $44 million payment, but the banker told the court over three days of testimony the money was a bribe. Following the end of his testimony Wednesday, May 14, 2014 Presiding Judge Peter Noll said he had "the feeling the defense has more questions," and asked Gribkowsky return to court July 30, the dpa news agency reported. (AP Photo/dpa, Andreas Gebert,file)
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