Seems the track is not the only place that Nextel Cup rookie Juan Pablo Montoya is aggressive ... #00 front tire changer Dennis Terry:
"The only pit road issues that we had [at Richmond] was from ol' Juan Pablo Montoya. It seems that Juan is becoming a regular subject on this blog and along pit road as other teams deal with his pit road recklessness.Is JPM competing with Kurt Busch for the title of "Pit Road Kill King," or what?
"On the third stop of the day Juan tried to drive over our pit crew "brushing" our jackman, me and my front carrier ... having that crazy Columbian [sic] drive the side of his 3,500 lb race car down the back of your ass at 45 miles per hour gets a little distracting when you are trying to earn a living changing tires."
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9-14-2007 @ 7:55PM
Peaches said...
He does not need to be driving in Nascar...Just imagine how this idiot drives on the STREETS or the FREEWAYS.................OMG............Lookout Every-one Pull over if you see Juan or Kurt coming your way.....
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9-15-2007 @ 2:48PM
Sandie said...
Definitely need to watch out for Juan. It is everybody's guess who Juan will take out of the race each week or who on pit lane he will run over. Kurt had one incident where he wanted to say something to Tony Stewart. No, I am not a Kurt Busch fan. Kurt is a good driver and does not run over pit lane crew members or take somebody out of a race each week.
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9-15-2007 @ 2:50PM
Don Emerson said...
if this is typical behavior for formula one drivers, then I say we have Juan too many already.
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9-16-2007 @ 5:02AM
Kamasutra Jones said...
I don't get why everyone is all over Juan for being aggressive. That's what this sport is all about. Remember Dale Sr.? He was equally as aggressive. How about Tony Stewart? Aggressive, too. The Busch brothers, and more. People have gotten way too used to the blandness that NASCAR has become thanks to the likes of Jimmie Johnson and Matt Kenseth. I say go back to the old days when it really was "rubbin' is racin'". But, in the end, I think this hatred of Montoya goes beyond his driving. People complaining about his aggressiveness are only using that as a smokescreen to hide their racism and xenophobia. And that is just sad.
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9-27-2007 @ 2:48PM
Sandy said...
K. Jones it's not about racism. I too like trading paint kind of racing, but not on pit road.
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