Montoya: A Year After the Storm
It has been 12 months since Juan Pablo Montoya parted ways with F1 and set out to carve a new career for himself in NASCAR. Diego Mejia takes a look at how successfully the Colombian has adapted to life with the Good Ol' Boys
The Nextel Cup season reached its halfway point last week at Daytona, and also a year ago from last Monday, Juan Pablo Montoya made the shock announcement that he was leaving Formula One to join his old Champ Car boss Chip Ganassi in NASCAR.
In twelve months, and 40 stock car races later between ARCA, Busch and Nextel Cup, Montoya's life has changed dramatically.
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