Villeneuve sticks up for older drivers

By Alan Baldwin

Thursday, July 13th 2006, 17:09 GMT

Drivers of the calibre of Juan Pablo Montoya will be missed in Formula One because teams would rather groom cheap youngsters than hire strong-minded older drivers, according to Canadian Jacques Villeneuve.

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