Juan Pablo Montoya News

AS A RACER with IndyCar and Formula One experience, Juan Pablo Montoya is qualified to compare NASCAR racing with other series.

Carl Edwards' oh-fer season continued. The nine-time winner from a year ago was knocked out about halfway through the race when he pulled alongside Juan Pablo Montoya just before Montoya lost control and grazed Edwards, sending him into the wall.

A little while back Bob Griese got in trouble for saying Juan Pablo Montoya wasn't on the leader board because he stopped for tacos .

By DAVID THOMAS The man driving the Dream in Color car in today's Dickies 500 knows about dreams.Colombian-born Juan Pablo Montoya has made his dreams come true in motorsports' top circuits.

Posted Nov 1st 2009 11:13AM by Allison Waldman Filed under: OpEd , Celebrities , Reality-Free Dear Bob, I'm writing you because I read in Dan LeBatard's column today that you've had a horrible week since your slip-up on national television last weekend.

By ANTHONY ANDRO Sylvania 300 Sept. 20, New Hampshire Motor SpeedwaySentimental favorite Mark Martin, who began the Chase as the point leader, struck a blow for the 50-year-old set by winning his first race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

NASCAR Sprint Cup qualifying for has been cancelled due to rain Saturday morning October 31, 2009 at the Talladega Superspeedway for the AMP Energy 500.

Today, I'm going to hit you up with a little philosophy. That's right, I'm a multi-threat like that.

Juan Pablo Montoya is still havng a bit of fun with TacoGate, the episode in which ESPN college football analyst Bob Griese was suspended for making a remark about Montoya and tacos.

You've got to hand it to Juan Pablo Montoya . He's knows how to make light of a situation.

Denny Hamlin leads David Reutimann and Juan Pablo Montoya during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Tums Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday.

The Frontstretch: Martin / Montoya: The Closest Martin Has Come To An On-Track Feud by Tommy Thompson -- Thursday October 22, 2009 Two weeks ago, Turn 5 focused on the increasingly more confident Juan Pablo Montoya and his newfound status as one of the elite drivers in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.

The Chase for the Championship is showing how overrated momentum is. Three of the hottest drivers entering the Chase were Denny Hamlin, Kasey Kahne and Brian Vickers.

ESPN suspended Bob Griese for making a racially insensitive remark about Juan Pablo Montoya.

Mark Martin, left, offers racing advice to Juan Pablo Montoya, right. COMMENT 0 Comments Your browser's settings may be preventing you from commenting on and viewing comments about this item.

Even though Denny Hamlin and Jimmie Johnson had a spirited battle for the win in the closing laps of Sunday's Tums Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville, Juan Pablo Montoya's beating and banging with Jeff Gordon in the early going turned out to be more of a crowd-pleaser for the fans on hand at the flat, short track.

ESPN analyst Bob Griese can't stop apologizing for the racial slur he made on air during a college football game Saturday about NASCAR driver Juan Pablo Montoya.

Jeff Gordon drives at Martinsville with Juan Pablo Montoya all over his bumper. Juan Pablo Montoya and Jeff Gordon spent a good part of Sunday's race banging on each other as they battled for position up front at Martinsville.

Prior to Sunday's Sprint Cup race, Earnhardt Ganassi Racing co-owner Felix Sabates addressed the comments former Miami Dolphin Bob Griese made during the ESPN broadcast of the Ohio State-Minnesota football game on Saturday.

During the broadcast of Saturday's Minnesota-Ohio State football game on ESPN, a color commentator made a racially-charged comment regarding NASCAR driver Juan Pablo Montoya.