Former McClaren and Williams driver Juan Pablo Montoya has succeeded Sebastian Vettel as the holder of the Champion of Champions trophy by beating Tom Kristensen 2-0 in the final. read more »

Juan Pablo Montoya marked his Race of Champions debut in style as he was crowned Champion of Champions in Montoya. read more »

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Hold tight... Go onboard as Williams' Juan Pablo Montoya scorches to the lap record at the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace back in 2004. For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Juan Pablo Montoya says it is frustrating to see someone of Fernando Alonso's calibre struggling at the wrong end of the grid... read more »

On his flying lap around Monza in 2004, Colombia's Juan-Pablo Montoya averaged almost 163 mph. For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Follow F1® on Twitter:... read more »

Williams founder Sir Frank Williams says that retaining Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas for a further season provides the outfit with stability. Williams will keep the same... read more »

Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya has offered some advice to make F1 exciting again with immediate effect and it's an idea that has Jenson Button's support... read more »

Former Williams driver Juan Pablo Montoya believes that Formula 1 would be a lot better off if the drivers had to "feel" their way around the track more... read more »

Former F1 star Juan Pablo Montoya believes the sport needs to give fans greater access if it is to flourish. read more »

Round six of the 2001 Formula 1 Season saw an unlikely victory for McLaren after a disappointing qualifying session, helped by a clash between Juan Pablo Montoya and Michael... read more »

Round six of the 2004 Formula 1 Season saw a close battle between two drivers looking for their first Grand Prix victory after Michael Schumacher was eliminated in a clash with... read more »

Max Verstappen's much talked about talent isn't just hype according to Toro Rosso's senior race engineer, Xevi Pujolar, who has described the 17-year-old as... read more »

'The one thing Ferrari didn't need to change was its leading driver. So it will change its leading driver.' Some of you will recognise these words as being those... read more »

Juan Pablo Montoya believes that Formula 1 should look to motorsport in the USA for ideas to help re-engage fans. read more »

Felipe Massa will start the Austrian Grand Prix from pole position alongside his team-mate Valtteri Bottas in what is Williams first qualifying 1-2 since the 2003 German GP... read more »

The Williams team have won three times around the streets of Monaco; in 1980 with Carlos Reutemann, 1983 with Keke Rosberg, and 2003 with Juan Pablo Montoya. They go into... read more »

Juan Pablo Montoya believes that the farcical 2005 US Grand Prix would have been avoided if Formula 1 had raced on the Indianapolis road course used by IndyCar this weekend. read more »

Juan Pablo Montoya has revealed that he isn't a fan of F1 nowadays and admitted that he couldn't watch more than five laps of the Chinese GP... read more »

Former Williams and McLaren driver Juan Pablo Montoya says he doesn t find F1 exciting and that he misses the noise too. read more »

Former grand prix driver Juan Pablo Montoya believes DRS is good for the Formula 1 spectacle, but feels it has devalued the art of overtaking read more »

Former F1 driver turned NASCAR and IndyCar driver, Juan Pablo Montoya, has branded Gene Haas 'mad' for basing his team in the United States. Whilst the Colombian... read more »

Juan Pablo Montoya believes Gene Haas is "mad" to try and run a Formula One team from a base in the United States... read more »

Juan Pablo Montoya believes new Formula 1 entrant Gene Haas's plan to run his team from America is "mad". read more »

Juan Pablo Montoya believes the reason Ferrari have struggled in recent years is because of the absence of Michael Schumacher... read more »