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Juan Pablo Montoya Roldán is a Colombian former racing driver who competed in Formula One from 2001 to 2006, IndyCar between 1999 and 2022, and the NASCAR Cup Series between 2006 and 2024. Montoya won seven Formula One Grands Prix across six seasons. In American open-wheel racing, Montoya won the CART Championship Series in 1999 with Chip Ganassi Racing (CGR) and is a two-time winner of the Indian…
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sports · Colombian racing driver (born 1975) · racing automobile driver · Formula One driver · also Juan Pablo Montoya, Juan Pablo Montoya Roldán, Juan Pablo Montoya Roldan, Juan P Montoya, Juan P. Montoya, Montoya
Born 20 September 1975 · Q172744
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“s Q&A with AP Auto Racing Writer Jenna Fryer: Q: What did you think of Michael McDowell”
“Everybody on the team is working really hard to make sure we have the best equipment we can, and we”
“s been working well with Sorenson, and the two are trying to get Franchitti on the same page.”
Infobae: Juan Pablo Montoya habló de sorpresas y decepciones en la primera mitad de la temporada de la Fórmula 1: también mencionó a Fernando Alonso
Infobae: Juan Pablo Montoya habló del Circuito Colombia y su aporte a las víctimas del terremoto: “Uno no tiene que ayudar para que la gente lo vea”
sekbernews.id: Juan Pablo Montoya Urges Oscar Piastri to Experiment with Setup
Infobae: Juan Pablo Montoya confesó cuál es la peligrosa competencia pendiente en su carrera: “Hay una cosa que me movería la aguja”
Sport: El expiloto Juan Pablo Montoya y su hijo se unen a la ayuda a damnificados por el terremoto
ABC: Juan Pablo Montoya y su hijo se suman a la ayuda a damnificados por el terremoto en Colombia
ABC: El expiloto Juan Pablo Montoya y su hijo se suman a la ayuda a damificados por terremoto
elpais.com.co: Juan Pablo Montoya reveló la única carrera que correría antes de retirarse de manera oficial del automovilismo internacional
lavibrante.com: Juan Pablo Montoya convierte jornada deportiva en ayuda para damnificados por el terremoto
deportesrcn.com: ¡Lejos del retiro! Juan Pablo Montoya confesó cuál es su carrera pendiente
PrimerTiempo.CO: Juan Pablo Montoya apuesta por más automovilismo en Barranquilla
AsatuNews.co.id: Juan Pablo Montoya lidera donación de 250.000 bebidas para afectados en Barranquilla
Las2orillas: Las vueltas que dio el show de Juan Pablo Montoya en Barranquilla para terminar auxiliando al Chocó
LaPatilla.com: Expiloto Juan Pablo Montoya y su hijo transformaron una carrera en ayuda para damnificados en Colombia
El Tiempo: Juan Pablo Montoya reveló cuál es la única carrera que aceptaría correr antes del retiro en pleno evento 'Circuito Colombia'
Diario La Libertad: Juan Pablo Montoya revela que el Circuito Pony Malta estuvo a punto de cancelarse: “era nuestra posibilidad de ayudar”
Zona Cero: “Este circuito en Barranquilla era nuestra posibilidad de ayudar”: Juan Pablo Montoya
Eluniversal.com.co: Video: así vive Barranquilla el evento de automovilismo con Juan Pablo Montoya y Sebastián Montoya
Portafolio.co: Juan Pablo Montoya y Pony Malta anuncian segunda donación: enviarán 250.000 botellas de agua y bebidas
Forbes Colombia: Juan Pablo Montoya y su hijo Sebastián se 'enfrentan' en Barranquilla: ganancias irán a damnificados
Caracol Radio: Juan Pablo Montoya anuncia desde Barranquilla donación de 250.000 bebidas por terremoto
ABC: Juan Pablo Montoya reúne fondos para afectados en Colombia: "Estamos haciendo mucho más que de otra manera"
ABC: Juan Pablo Montoya y su hijo Sebastián corren para recaudar fondos por víctimas del terremoto en Colombia
ELHERALDO.CO: Juan Pablo Montoya le abre la puerta a más automovilismo en Barranquilla: “Si esto sale muy bien, hay ganas de volverlo a hacer”
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Alongside Hedman and Sebastián, ending the season seventh in the LMP2 Pro-Am points standings with 44 scored and a best class finish of fifth twice
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With Team Penske and is a three-time winner of the 24 Hours of Daytona with CGR
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For Team Penske and once in 2024 for 23XI Racing
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And the Long Beach Motorsports Walk of Fame in 2018
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After mechanical failure, but came second and fourth in 2011 and 2012, respectively
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And finished a career-high eighth in that season's points standings
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Awarded NASCAR Rookie of the Year (2007).
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And developed a rapport with his crew chief Donnie Wingo
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To gain experience on tracks where he also competed in the Cup Series
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And focuses on reducing gender and social inequality by educating children living in the deprived areas of Colombia through sport and physical education
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Awarded Deportista del Año (2001).
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And 2003; and the Colombian Athlete of the Year in 2001; Montoya also won the Laureus World Sports Award for Breakthrough of the Year, the Ibero-American Community Trophy as the best Ibero-American athlete and the Lorenz
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Awarded Indianapolis 500 Rookie of the Year (2000).
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Awarded Deportista del Año (1999).
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For Chip Ganassi Racing (CGR) on a three-year contract after Williams signed double CART champion Alex Zanardi from CGR to drive for them instead of Montoya
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With CGR, winning the series championship as a rookie in 1999
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With Chip Ganassi Racing (CGR) and is a two-time winner of the Indianapolis 500
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Awarded Deportista del Año (1998).
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As well as studying telemetry for drivers Heinz-Harald Frentzen and Jacques Villeneuve
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And 1998, Montoya raced in the International Formula 3000 for RSM Marko and then Super Nova Racing, winning seven races and the 1998 Drivers' Championship
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Montoya wanted to move to the International F3000 Championship—Formula One's (F1) feeder series— and accepted an offer from team owner Helmut Marko to drive for his RSM Marko squad in F3000 after budgetary issues stopped
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Driving a Fortec Motorsport-entered Dallara F396-Mitsubishi car after South American sponsorship was obtained when driver Cristiano da Matta had funding problems and PWR's plans to run three vehicles fell through due to
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Featuring normally aspirated cars, winning two races, two poles, and eleven top-ten finishes for third overall with 114 points
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And travelled to the United States that September to attend a three-day Skip Barber Racing School at Sonoma Raceway under the tutelage of lead instructor Vic Elford
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Born 1975-09-20.
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