Juan Pablo Montoya
- Latest team
- Nationality
-
Colombian
- Date of birth
- 20 Sep 1975
- Active
- 2001 - 2006
Juan Pablo Montoya (born 20 September 1975) is a former Colombian racing driver who competed in Formula 1 from 2001 to 2006. He raced in 95 grands prix for multiple teams, including McLaren and finished on the podium 30 times, including 7 victories.
Juan Pablo Montoya profile
- Full name
- Juan Pablo Montoya
- Latest team
- Date of birth
- 20 September 1975
- Nationality
-
Colombian
- Race number
- 4
- Debut race
-
Australian GP 2001
- Last race
-
United States GP 2006
Career of Juan Pablo Montoya
-
F1 years
- 6
- Best race result
- 1
- Number of Grands Prix won
- 95
- Number of sprint races
- 0
- Sprint wins
- 0 / 0
- 0%
- WC points
- 307
-
Victories
- 7
- 7.4%
- Wins from pole
- 3 / 13
- 23.1%
- Hat-tricks
- 0
- Grand Slams
- 0
- Most wins in a season
- 3
- Win streak
- 1
-
Podium finishes
- 30
- 31.6%
- P1 finishes
- 7 / 30
- 23.3%
- P2 finishes
- 15 / 30
- 50.0%
- P3 finishes
- 8 / 30
- 26.7%
- Most podiums in a season
- 9
- Podium streak
- 8
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