Juan Pablo Montoya Q&A

After being overshadowed by team mate Ralf Schumacher in his first two Grands Prix, Juan Pablo Montoya really silenced the doubters in Brazil. He was fastest in Saturday morning practice, but lost his shot at pole when he went off on his first qualifying run and had to take the spare. He started fourth but immediately jumped up to second when Mika Hakkinen stalled and Ralf got bogged down. But it was the safety car restart where he really made his presence felt, charging past Michael Schumacher and gently elbowing the World Champion out of the way. Thereafter he had no problem staying in front, and surprised those who thought he might be making two stops by staying out. But then he came up to lap backmarker Jos Verstappen, and the likelihood of the first Williams win for four years was history. But he had made his mark in the biggest possible way, and most importantly, let Michael know that he's arrived. Autosport.com's Adam Cooper spoke to JPM immediately after the race