Montoya fires back at DC

After Montoya ran off the road trying to defend his position from Kimi Raikkonen at the Hungaroring, Coulthard said: "He should have just given up the position. Why say, 'I'm a man, I'm not going to do that,' and then drive off the track?

"It gained him nothing and it's about time people started to point out that there's more to eing a racing driver than a qualifying lap and being ballsy. It's about being ballsy at the right time and in the right place."

Montoya, with six pole positions behind him this year, hit back: "The fact that I can put a lap together doesn't mean that I am putting more effort into qualifying. That's his problem, not mine.

"I think he should try and concentrate more on doing his job and trying to beat Kimi [Raikkonen] than talking about somebody else. That's what I think."