Juan Pablo Montoya believes George Russell is missing one key element to become world champion. The Colombian sees Lando Norris as the strongest contender for the 2025 F1 title but also sees Russell as a potential champion. However, he questions whether the Mercedes driver has the aggressive edge needed to win, suggesting that Russell is
With a month and a half to go before the 2025 Formula 1 season gets underway, Juan Pablo Montoya looks ahead to what is to come. The former F1 driver thinks he can predict who will be world champion: he would put his money on McLaren driver Lando Norris.
Now that seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has joined Ferrari, Charles Leclerc gains an extremely fast and experienced teammate. This could well cause friction within the Scuderia at some point. Former McLaren and Williams driver Juan Pablo Montoya therefore advises the Monegasque to play the political game well in order to keep Ferrari’s support for the
Juan Pablo Montoya has spoken about the 2025 Formula 1 season and who he thinks might reign as champion. In a conversation with Casinoapps, he spoke about current champion Max Verstappen and his chances during the 2025 season, comparing him to Ayrton Senna.
Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya is now a fan of the new FIA penalties. He thinks that the new penalties for alleged driver misconduct take away from the interest in the sport. Montoya also thinks that fans want to see real people, not some perfectly made PR “princesses”.
Juan Pablo Montoya believes Mercedes’ decision to bring Valtteri Bottas back to the team creates a ‘safety net’ in case Andrea Kimi Antonelli struggles in his debut season. The former Formula 1 driver compares Antonelli to Max Verstappen who also debuted young.
Juan Pablo Montoya, on podcast Montoy’as, has revealed that he had an offer from Red Bull Racing to extend his F1 career, however, he decided not to, due to the danger the team would ‘burn’ him, as they have done, in his opinion, with other drivers, citing current Red Bull ambassador, David Coulthard, as the
